. ♪ >> alexei navalny is stepping back into another showdown with the kremlin. >> what to do with navalnyresents a conundrum for the kremlin. let him go and risk looking weak, or lock him up, knowing it could turn him into a political martyr . >> are you not scared, alexei? >> what do you expect in moscow? >> unexpectedly, vladimir putin has a genuine challenger, a handsome 41-year-old lawyer, alexei navalny, who has chosen one of the most dangerous occupations in the world -- running against the man who controls the kremlin. >> more than any other opposition figure in russia, alexei navalny gets ordinary people out to protest. >> if i want to fight putin, if i want to be a leader of a country, i have to do something practical about it. well, i have to kind of organize people. >> i was banned from everything. television, banned. newspapers, blacklisted. rallies, forbidden. i realized i can do a lot on my own with the support of my wife yulia. just small group of people i can rely on. zero money, a lot of work, internet and that's it. >> his youngest fans have turned to tiktok, which has b

why is alexei navalny in jail? why are other colleagues in jail?wants us to believe there's no opposition to the war, everybody supports him, everybody loves him. yet he feels like he has to put all these people in jail, chase out independent media, and i think those are signs that in fact when you read opinion polls and it says everybody supports the war, we need to be suspicious about those polls. by the way, remember, there are really high nonrespondent rates to polls in russia. guess why. because you can go to jail for 15 years if you say the wrong thing about putin. surprise, surprise, people aren't answering those polls. that's number one. number two, navalny's opposition channel, if you watch his youtube channels that his opposition in exile are still doing, their numbers are going way up. and state controlled television channels, people are watching those less and less. and even those opinion polls with all their flaws are showing declining support for the war and anxiety about the war. so yes, superficially, it looks like everybody is supp

well, the russian authorities deny any involvement in the poisoning of alexei navalny as well.ies deny something like that does not mean that it didn't happen. there was an independent investigation carried out by bellingcat, the insider and der spiegel, who identified those fsb officers, and that was the same team of assassins that trailed alexei navalny. these fsb officers followed my husband across russia on multiple — multiple trips, and they were there just before he developed those very weird symptoms, when he collapsed and all his major organs basically stopped working. so we do believe that this was a poisoning, and the fact that the russian authorities deny that does not mean that it wasn't. and, well, why vladimir returned — because he believes himself. he's always identified himself as a russian politician. and to him, it is very important to be there on the forefront of this struggle, of the fight against vladimir putin and his regime personally, and to share the same risks and the same challenges faced by russians back home. this is why. .. it's not that he decided

well, the russian authorities deny any involvement in the poisoning of alexei navalny as well.orities deny something like that does not mean that it didn't happen. there was an independent investigation carried out by bellingcat, the insider and der spiegel, who identified those fsb officers, and that was the same team of assassins that trailed alexei navalny. these fsb officers followed my husband across russia on multiple — multiple trips, and they were there just before he developed those very weird symptoms, when he collapsed and all his major organs basically stopped working. so we do believe that this was a poisoning, and the fact that the russian authorities deny that does not mean that it wasn't. and, well, why vladimir returned — because he believes himself. he's always identified himself as a russian politician. and to him, it is very important to be there on the forefront of this struggle, of the fight against vladimir putin and his regime personally, and to share the same risks and the same challenges faced by russians back home. this is why. .. it's not that he dec

then he told me something else about alexey navalny. i want to play that for you, bill. >> navalny is slowly dying in prison right now, but i hope that he's strong enough to survive until something changes in russia and basically i think he's in prison until putin is in power. >> from what you see, bill, do you see a day any time soon in the context of this war and all the failures where putin's regime actually falls? then dmitry is free and others can return. is that day near? >> well, it's a possibility, but i would -- i hate to say. it's a low possibility. for example, if ukraine could push russia out of crimea, crimea was such an important thing for putin, that might be the kind of thing that might lead to the putin regime fracturing and falling but you also have to understand if for some reason that were to happen, putin would probably lose his life. putin is such a scared little man right now, so scared for his own life, he's ready to sacrifice the lives of hundreds of thousands, perhaps even millions of men to keep this war going

>> the wife of jailed russian opposition leader alexei navalny says the out spoken putin critic's secondfe yulia accusing his jailers of not allowing him to lie down during the day and waking him up at six in the morning even with a high temperature. it's been two years since navalny was arrested in moscow. the story of how he ended up there after surviving an alleged murder attempt and tracking down his own would-be assassins is told with urge the urgency in a spy thriller in the cnn film navalny. it's airing saturday. here's a preview. >> when you come to room of comatose patient, you starting to just telling him the news. telling him his story. alexei, don't worry, there was a murder attempt, putin tried to kill -- . and he opened his blue eyes wide and looked at me and said very clear, we [speaking non-english] come on, poisoned? i don't believe it. this is alexei. putin is supposed to be not so stupid to use -- his word and his expletive, is inclination, if you want to kill, someone just shoot him. jesus christ. just real alexei. impossible to believe it. it's kind of stupid. the wh

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we find out is more evidence that they were trying to do something to the other people around alexei navalny. for example, maria -- who is the lead investigator -- >> yes. we see members of the security services going to her hotel a couple of days before the poisoning and we're still trying to find out why. but there's more granular details as to exactly how they ran the operation. >> let me ask you about putin and the news we have today that we're talking about, this new commander for ukraine, general gerasimov, a name that many have become familiar with. but he is a person that the wagner group chief yevgeny prigozhin has displayed publicly. and now suddenly the person who hasn't, you know, has sort of been his nemesis on this is getting this big promotion. what does this mean? >> it means a couple of things. one thing it mean that's by promoting the chief of staff of the army to the position of a field commander, essentially running the show, you can't any more call this a nonwar. you can't call it a special operation. it's a real war, and it's come out finally. second thing is that putin

the wife of alexei navalny said the out spoken putin critic is sick and denied medical care, his wifewn during the day and waking him up at 6:00 in the morning even with a high temperature, it's two years since he was arrested in moscow, story how he ended up there after surviving an alleged murder attempt and tracking down his own would be assassins is told with the urgency and drama of a spy thriller in the film navalny airing saturday. here's a preview. >>> when you come to room of comatose patient you just telling him his story, alexei don't we're, you were pointeded there was a murder event. putin tried to kill you. and he opened his like blue eyes wide and looked at me and said very clear, (russian language . >> he's not so stupid to use this, he's more than his >> if you want to kill someone shoot him, jesus christ, impossible to believe it it's kind of stupid the whole idea of pointing with a chemical weapon, this is why, this is so smart, because even reasonable people they refuse to believe like what? come on, poisoned? seriously. >> the criminal russia's security services d

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>> this all comes as alexei navalny, russia's most well-known political prisoner is sick, very sick, according to his wife behind bars. she is begging for medical treatment that she says he is not getting. she posted on instagram that navalny is being kept in a 2 by 3 meter cell just like what you're looking at there, possibly with someone sicker than him in the same cell to infect him. you see those dimensions taped on our studio floor. it's tiny. his daughter says navalny is 6'3", his wife also says he is not allowed to lie down during the day mess might a high fever. in the cnn film airing tomorrow you can watch the story of how navalny ended up in a russian jail after surviving an assassination attempt and then tracked down his own would be killers. it is a remarkable film. if you haven't seen t here is a preview. >> when you come to room of a pat patient, telling him his story. alexei, don't worry, you were poisoned, there was a murder attempt. putin tried to kill you using nova chock. and he opened his blue eyes wide and looked at me and said very clear [ speaking non-english ]

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. >>> it's been two years since russian opposition leader and fierce putin critic alexei navalny was story how he ended up there is told with urgency and drama of a spy thriller in the cnn film "navalny" that airs tonight on cnn. nic robertson has an update on navalny's condition. >> reporter: "lexi navalny putin's poisoned and jailed uber critic is in a race for survival against his nemesis, according to his team. >> so far haven't gone ahead with trying to kill him. >> reporter: locked up in one of russia's most dangerous jails, his health is failing. but not his spirit. >> people are not allowed to communicate with him. this kind of isolation is really purely psychological torture. >> reporter: incarceration on trumped up charges of fraud and terrorism are only stoking his and his family's fire to free russia of putin's stranglehold. [ siren ] navalny narrowly survived poisoning by putin's henchmen in august 2020. they smeared the deadly agent on his underwear. putin smirked as he denied the attack. but recovering in germany, navalny and his team not only discovered the poison ous

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. >>> but first, the assassination attempt against the russian opposition leader alexei navalny is told"navalny." here's a preview. >> when you come to room of a comatose patient, you just tell his story, alexey, don't worry, you were poisoned, there was a murder attempt, putin tried to kill you with novichok. and he opened his, like, blue eyes wide and looked at me and said very clear -- [ speaking non-english ] come on, poisoned? i don't believe it. putin is supposed to be not so stupid to use this novichok. his wording, his expletive. if you want to kill someone, just shoot him. like real alexey. it's impossible to believe it. it's kind of stupid, the whole idea of poisoning with a chemical weapon. this is why -- this is not smart because even reasonable people they refuse to believe, what, come on, poisoned? seriously. >> not surprisingly, the kremlin and russia's security services deny that they played any role in navalny's poisoning. don't miss the cnn film "nav-ally" this saturday night 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. that's the one. at university of phoenix, yoyou could ear

. >> remarkably, vladimir putin faces a legitimate opponent, alexei navalny. >> i don't want putin being> if i want to be leader of a country, i have to organize people. >> the kremlin hates navalny so much they refuse to say his name. >> crying out in agony. >> come on. poisoned? seriously. >> we are creating a coalition to fight this regime. >> if you are killed what message do you leave behind to the russian people? >> it's very simple. never give up. "navalny" tonight at 9:00 on cnn. nothing kills more viruses on more surfacaces than lysol disinfectant spray. ♪ ♪ ♪ every day can be extraordinarwith rich, creamy, delicious . - [female narrator] they line up by the thousands. each one with a story that breaks your heart. like ravette... every their only hope: mercy ships. the largest floating civilian hospital in the world. bringing free surgeries to people who have no other hope. $19 a month will help provide urgently needed surgery for so many still suffering. so don't wait, call the number on your screen. or donate at mercyships.org. (announcer) an important message for americans ag

germany demanded russian authorities provide urgent met cal attention to alexei navalny.cled in and out of solitary confinement and delayed medical treatment according to his wife and attorney. more on what he is going through and his refusal to be silenced from his daughter. thanks for being with us tonight. do you know what your father's condition is? >> first of all, i want to say thank you so much, anderson, for having me. it's a huge honor. thank you for letting the light on the situation that's happening. my -- i know what's happening and my biggest concern for my dad's situation is his physical health. we know that russian prisons aren't well equipped for the cold winters. and my father caught the flu. his condition is not good. i will be honest. he has a cough and a fever and is expectedly very exhausted. they purposefully placed a mentally unstable person in a cell next to him, who screams at night. so, my father isn't even able to get any sleep at night. the prison officials are refusing to treat him. when my father requested to be placed in a prison hospital, t

demanding russian authorities provide urgent medical assistance to the imprisoned kremlin critic alexei navalnyhe's been in jail for nearly two years. if you recall he was arrested off trumped up charges after an attempted poisoning. >> navalny has accused president putin of being behind the attack, which the kremlin denies. cnn's anderson cooper spoke with in a val navalny's daughter for an update. >> reporter: do you know what his condition is? >> thank you for having me. it's a huge honor. thank you for letting the light on the situation that's happening. i know what's happening and my biggest concern with my dad's situation is his physical health right now. we all know that russian prisons aren't well equipped for the cold winters and, of course, my father got the flu. his condition is not good. i'll be honest, he has a cough and a fever and he's expectedly very exhausted. they purposefully paced a mentally unstable person in the cell next to him who screams at night, so my father isn't even able to get any sleep at night. the prison officials are refusing to treat him. when my father reque

and the person who pointed this out is head of investigations for putin opposition leader alexei navalny's anticorruption foundation. in fact, that is where putin's ex-wife shares an apartment with her now husband of more than five years. it's also the same country where, according to the "wall street journal," putin's girlfriend, the russian olympic gymnast has enjoyed extended stays, including in a high-walled mansion where geneva. and we should note it's always been hard to drill down those close to putin where they live. but his ex-wife are not the only ones who have gone to switzerland in search of a luxurious, comfortable life. russian oligarchs store massive amounts of money there, up to nearly $50 billion in assets according to switzerland of what they're disclosing. to be fair, switzerland has imposed sanctions on russians but has only captured a fraction of that wealth. and all of this is happening as the war rages on the front lines and people are dyeing in ukraine. helicopter carrying a number of senior ukrainian officials including the interior minister also crashed today outs

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