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Putin unlikely behind Navalny’s death: WSJ

U.S. intelligence suggests Putin unlikely behind Navalny’s death: WSJ

09:20, 28.04.2024
  fb/kk;   Reuters
U.S. intelligence suggests Putin unlikely behind Navalny’s death: WSJ Recent reports from the Wall Street Journal have shed light on the U.S. intelligence community’s perspective regarding the death of Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny. Contrary to widespread belief, these agencies suggest that it’s unlikely Russian President Vladimir Putin directly ordered Navalny’s demise at an Arctic prison camp in February.

Recent reports from the Wall Street Journal have shed light on the U.S. intelligence community’s perspective regarding the death of Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny. Contrary to widespread belief, these agencies suggest that it’s unlikely Russian President Vladimir Putin directly ordered Navalny’s demise at an Arctic prison camp in February.

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Navalny, 47 at the time of death, was Putin’s fiercest domestic critic. His allies, branded extremists by the authorities, accused the Russian strongman of having him murdered and have said they will provide proof to back their allegation.

The Kremlin denied involvement, with Putin expressing condolences but facing skepticism due to Navalny’s history of persecution and a previous poisoning incident in 2020.

While U.S. intelligence doesn’t absolve Putin entirely, it points to the broader context of Navalny’s troubled relationship with Russian authorities.

The Kremlin’s denial and dismissal of the U.S. report as “empty speculation” reflect ongoing tensions between Russia and the West. “I’ve seen the material, I wouldn’t say it’s high quality material that deserves attention,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Saturday.

Leonid Volkov, a Navalny aide, criticized the U.S. findings as “naive and ridiculous,” highlighting the polarized nature of the case.

The situation underscores the struggle for democracy and human rights in Russia, with Navalny’s legacy continuing to inspire activists despite challenges from an authoritarian regime.
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