Alexei Navalny’s widow fears funeral ‘will not be peaceable’ and slams Putin
The widow of Vladimir Putin’s lifeless Russian political rival has claimed that the funeral “may not be peaceful”.
Yulia Navalnaya, who’s husband Alexei Navalny was discovered lifeless in a Russian jail final week, has informed the European Parliament that his funeral is not going to be peaceable. And she additionally known as Putin a “bloody monster”.
She stated: “Last Saturday marked two years since Putin launched a full-scale war against Ukraine. A treacherous, despicable one. The whole world rushed to help Ukraine. But now two years have passed, a lot of fatigue, a lot of blood, a lot of frustration, and Putin still hasn’t gone anywhere.
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“And then Putin killed my husband, Alexei Navalny. On the one hand, I can see that everyone has experienced shock, the oppositionist’s widow said. But on the other hand, I see huge confusion.
“It appears to many individuals that Putin can’t be defeated in any respect. And in desperation they’re now asking me: how can I assist you to?”
She went on to claim that Putin was “not possible” to hurt Putin, and that sanctions were useless. She also called the despot the head of an “organised gang” and further pushed the point that “Putin killed” Alexei.
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She added: “Putin is the head of an organized criminal gang. It includes poisoners and other murderers. Putin killed my husband Alexei Navalny. On his orders, Alexei was tortured for three years.
“He was starved in a tiny cell, lower off from the skin world and disadvantaged of visits. Afterward, they abused his physique and his mom. Putin is able to something. It is not possible to agree with him.”
She also called on the European Parliament to “use these strategies which are used to combat organized crime, not political competitors”.
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