his spokeswoman saying navalny was poisoned.is wife raced to be by his side. >> we've come to the conclusion that judging by the fact there were no poisons found in his blood or other biological materials, he has a metabolic disorder, lowering of blood sugar levels, to be specific. >> we're hearing state news agencies here that are backed by the kremlin suggesting that hallucinogenic drugs may be involved, but not poisoning. >> this morning, an air ambulance from a german charity landed. >>> the moment when i heard the news that navalny was poisoned, my first thought was, can this be the kremlin? would they be so dumb to try to kill an opposition figure? the main opposition figure? i was skeptical. i thought, hmm, maybe it's one of the many oligarchs on whose feet he has stepped. either it's a state-ordered attack, or it is somebody who is trying to assassinate opposition figures in order to appease putin. >> the closest anyone's come to tracing the poisoning to vladimir putin, a 2018 attack in salisbury, england. >> a defiant k

that's the dream that navalny has.and he is specifically and in solitary confinement because of his anti war activism. navalny and his allies are the largest anti-war voices in russia, and he's being severely punished because of it. >> what do you think the future holds for navalny, especially at a time like now when the world is watching ukraine and opposition seems to be continuously suppressed? >> navalny's orientation is toward optimism. he is someone who dreams of a bright future, and for millions of russians he is a flicker of light in this very dark context. it is my dream and my hope that he is released from prison, that he survives his ordeal, because i believe his impact on the future of russia's unfulfilled, and one day i want to see novelty on a present presidential ticket, to run for the presidency of russia in a free and fair election. >> michael roher, thank you so much. everybody be sure to julian. navalny air saturday night right here on cnn. thank you all for watching. our coverage continues we helpin

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joining us is the director of the film navalny. daniel war., that navalny's wife is painting a very bleak picture of what her husband is doing and dire conditions how serious is navalny's health situation right now? >> extraordinarily serious. and the most challenging part for us is that we don't know how serious. the russian prison authorities are not allowing navalny to see doctors, we know that he is sick, he has a flu, running a fever and he's not allowed to have medical attention, just yesterday, 200 russian doctors signed an open letter to vladimir putin to ask for putin to allow navalny to access medical care that call went unanswered. >> i wonder what it was like, just looking at this film and just the reaction that it's received around the world. it really, it captures the recovery from that extraordinary period that he's speaking about in the clip we've shown, what was it like to be with him during that period? it's so telling. >> well, alexei navalny is one of the most extraordinarily courageous men of our time, he's brave, he is a

navalny's brave daughter, dasha joins me now exclusively.asha navalnaya, welcome. >> thank you for having me. so tell us, what is the latest on your father's condition? he is in -- i imagine russian prisons are not that great. >> yes. no one wants to be many a prison overall, but russian prisons take it to whole other level. my father is currently, for three months now, he's been in solitary confinement at a penal colony. it's a small cell, 7 x 8 feet. and it's -- it can be called a cage for someone who is of his 6'3" height. he only has one iron stool, which is attached to the floor, and he is allowed to have a mug, a toothbrush, and one book. currently, he has some bad back problems, and he's been trying to get in touch with doctors, and he's been complaining a lot to the prison guards and the prison administration. but the prison doctor visited him once, prescribed him with injections that are not really helping him, and they're not giving us the medication name and diagnosis, or even refusing to tell us the name of the doctor who is trea

that's what i think of when i think of navalny. he is a flicker of light in a very, very dark context and i think for millions and millions of russians that sense of hope is really inspiring and very meaningful. >> and standing for something at all costs. >> absolutely. >> the work you've done, you and your team, with bellingcat has been extraordinary. >> amazing. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> i hope all of you who have not seen this film tune in cnn 9:00 tomorrow night right here on cnn and watch "navalny." we will be right back. treat it that way with aveeno® daily moisture. formulated with nourishing, prprebiotic oat. it's's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 24 hours. aveeno® hi, susan. honey. yeah. i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry. >>> good frida

nic robertson has an update on navalny's condition. >> reporter: "lexi navalny putin's poisoned and jailedrding 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 worke to putin but actually got one of them to confess. >> translator: you're aware of the risks of going back. >> i understand that putin hates me and i understand that these people sitting in the kremlin arranged to kill. >> reporter: january 17, 2021, and despite knowing the risks, he flew back

of the navalny film.s week that he spent new year's in solitary confinement for washington his face at the wrong time. what could you tell us about his condition and how he's doing right now. >> that is correct. this is one of the very, this is the last violation that he -- he's meant to wash his face at 6:00 a.m. and did he it at 5:30. and before that he got a solitary confinement for not having the shirt buttoned up, the last button was undone. and you could clearly say that it is trumped up charges. this is just ridiculous. you don't get sentenced to 14-day long isolation for breaking prison schedule by 30 minutes. on top of that, they are started to come up with even more sickening ways of torturing navalny in prison and he's currently in the unwell, navalny has developed a illness and some sort of fever, potentially some cough and some of the symptoms. he's not being treated. he is not being allowed any medication at all. his lawyers tried to pass on some very simple things like -- like that to him a

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

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

when we i asked navalny when we i asked navalny when we met personally about the situation of cbt rightsituation of cbt rights in met personally about the situation of cbt rights in russia are you ready to accept a russia are you ready to accept a russia are you ready to accept a program to change the situation of program to change the situation of program to change the situation of lgbt rights i will become president please everyone lgbt rights i will become president please everyone lgbt rights i will become president please everyone hold their public events on an hold their public events on an hold their public events on an equal footing [000:07:44;00] i participated in the life of the city organized i participated in the life of the city organized i participated in the life of the city organized some events played in kvn i was some events played in kvn i was some events played in kvn i was already quite well-known here on stage already quite well-known here on stage already quite well-known here on stage andrey who is andrey petrov are you ready andrey who is andrey petrov are you re

and one of them is the attempted assassination of navalny. but many other opposition leaders were targeted by the same security services in russia. some of them with a fatal outcome. >> so, navalny right now, i will ask you about that. you've got new details surrounding his poisoning. what are they? >> well, it's more details to the picture we took together with cnn we painted two years ago almost. we found out more details that showed the effort that the russian government went into destroy the evidence of what they had just done. there are more people that were sent to clean up after the poisoning. and also what 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

up exactly how in belarus this knowledge of navalny and it will definitely go with him here. there is some transitional option because there is better. by the way, the original intransitive one is some transitional options that have been accepted longer than this one, and again , russia will be the new queen, that is, they are tired like, there were only men there. how many years have they been there? 100 yes, there will be something new and interesting, i do not rule out galkin, they are copying from ukraine and the man from the scene, uh, caught fire with an example from ukraine, in fact, the russians have always been jealous of us . and who will allow this to happen? how did the people prepare there, probably who and the same russian leaders who are now well, the same death, but the mitros went, shoot and kill , and there was no stopping them, the same here in russian we will be merciless, the only thing is that it happens very rarely and very often for you understand the external support and influence of people. he is the opposite of the most bloodthirsty maniacs of all w

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.s 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 t

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. >>> and it's been two years since russian opposition leader and fierce putin critic alexei navalny under deteriorating conditions ever since. 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 the urgency and drama of a spy thriller in the cnn film "navalny." >> hello. >> remarkably, vladimir putin faces a legitimate opponent, alexei navalny. >> i don't want putin in president. >> if i want to be leader of a country, i have to organize people. >> the kremlin hates navalny so much that they refuse to say his name. >> to heard navalny cry out in agony. >> come on, poisoned? seriously. >> we agreed. >> if you are killed, what message do you leave behind to the russian people? >> it's very simple -- never give up. intelligent technology. courageous performance. discover a new world of possibilities in the all-new lexus rx. never lose your edge. this cough. [sfx: coughs] this'll help. vicks vaporub? vicks vaporub's .medicated vapors go straight to the sourc of your cough... ...so you can lieve your cough

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cnn's anderson cooper spoke with in a val navalny's daughter for an update. >> reporter: do you knowit'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 requested to be placed in prison hospital, they said it was people who might get him infected but agreed to take his cell roommate into the prison hospital, essentially spreading the virus to my dad. even before the flu he had some severe back problems and he requested to have a doctor visit many, many times for a long time and eventually the doctor visited him once who

again navalny and so on until the real pearl of min. the historical projects that have their originslegacy, the second world war was not hitler's war it was the stalinist war hitler's genocidal ambitions may have helped unleash armageddon europe in september 1939 was the one wanted by stalin and not hitler. thus, it is approximately clear what kind of history will be taught in a free university, it is quite rightly written by deceivers. by the way, this debilitation touched. me too in some thought. here ksenia sobchak is interviewing the famous popular blogger, this is a star. tiktok, included in the forsh list in second place among russian-speaking users. she has over 20 million subscribers. nikita mikhalkov mikhalkov no mikhalkov, in my opinion, there is one poet. well, there by the way, he has a dad, so mikhalkov's anthem was composed by his dad. are there any other mikhalkov or what? no tv hmm sounds like moonshine will like you all my audience, lord, how i want to be you. i don’t know who nikita mikhalkov is , i won’t comment on the sincerity of ksenia anatolyevna’s words, but i

again navalny and so on in a real pearl mordcollege.matkin, leading a historical project there in his legacy. world war ii was not hitler's war, it was stalin's war. hitler's genocidal ambitions may have helped unleash armageddon, but as historians found out after the opening of the soviet archives, the war that broke out in europe in september 1939 was the one that stalin and not hitler wanted. approximately clear what kind of history will be taught in a free university, o manosikov quite rightly writes. by the way, this debilitation touched, and me too, in a way. here is ksenia sobchak interviewing a famous popular blogger. this is a star. tiktok, which was included in the forsh list in second place among the russian-speaking users of this network. she has more than 20 million subscribers on tiktok nikita mikhalkov wait, nikita mikhalkov is not, mikhalkov, in my opinion, there is one poet. well, by the way, he has a dad, so mikhalkov's anthem was composed by his dad. are there any other mikhalkov politicians, or what? there is no such

it's already that this is all cheating, of course, navalny is not a key non-key , uh, dude. what it looks like. he does not have these views, there is no such amount of water. this is all cheating in order to artificially make them leaders of the society of opinion, and so it turns out, and then they will tell you what you should say. and so he says this, and this, supposedly affects people, but then, when they start to be interested in concrete results, the opinions of dissidents do not affect the russian people in any way, i wonder why they lie to you like that? here, they lie to you, you spend money, they steal it, because they give wrong results. and they lie to you, they have such a coverage there, and others, and so on, this is still a mild stage, and already the war that is being waged, for example, now psou ukrainian is already. well, this is such an absolute tougher tougher stage of the information war, citizens act exclusively in an organized manner, that is, the impact on public consciousness in the country under the name of the usa which for a hundred years train

navalny and for navalny to come . how i live., but what do you think of this year, 2022, he laid the foundations for me to return now to nuclear weapons, so that russia will eventually be left without nuclear weapons, there is a possibility of disarming nuclear weapons altogether russia has been told the first letter, the first word, where nuclearization is, i would say ideas for the future, when and how it will be implemented, now there really are no prerequisites for direct organization , experts say well, let's remember another year, well , they didn't even think about it, exactly, and they didn't think about it, for example about the fact that ukraine will initiate a change in the status of russia in the un, too, so far, this is also quite utopian, but first there was a word that the idea itself must be formulated, and then move on depending on the circumstances, and now this word has been said, and then you have to move on depending from the circumstances if there are favorable circumstances so it will be possible to do it w

well, there is someone there navalny, for example, included somewhere where they don’t give food, thenn’t give normal medical care. and you say that they will give him, he forgot what he wanted. he said that ukraine is yours, so on. turn him on a tv is somewhere there, it is interesting that ukrainians are what kind of ukrainians are navalny's fathers, he is from spid-kyiv oblast, wasn't he born in ukraine at all, because yes, but the last name is like that well, it's definitely not russian, but when ukrainians emigrate somewhere to other countries, they somehow keep their memory there, but where are they from? who they preserve the language of the company's tradition. they just somehow disappear. they are crushed there by a huge machine. it is frankly a normal ukrainian. well, he will never go to russia. well, i don’t know what. well, if you already go, he will want to leave right away, serhiy. assign roman vlasenko, the head of the military administration from the severodonetsk district is already in touch with us, mr. romanov, we will not force you to check mr. roman good morning go

with the drama of a spy thriller in the cnn film "navalny."omatose 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 earn your master's degree in less than a year for ununder $11k.

. >>> and in a vaalexei navalny i back in solitary confinement, he will remain there for eight days. the dimensions are marked on the studio floor. it is the 11th time he has been moved there totaling 113 days in isolation that is according to his team. in a court appearance on wednesday, navalny called out his captors saying they are treating him this way because of his political activism and that they introduced censorship, they keep me in confinement, they put a psycho in front of me who yells, they don't let lawyers in, they put up these bars in the room where he meets with lawyers. these confinement cells are used as punishment or to separate the most dangerous offenders in the system. and here is a reminder for you, navalny was sentenced to nine years on fraud charges that he has claimed weren ju unjust and politically motivated. and he survived an assassination attempt that he says the russian go government was behind. russian security services deny that they played any role in florida valunavalny's poisoning. >>> and russia launched more than 30 missiles at the capital of ukr

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well, which one fell like that and navalny vasya is a very good film the kind and funny tula in pechatnikio the moskino chain 13 cinemas throughout moscow and its own film fund, the second after the state rarities here and a rare opportunity to see film movie hits, on which the audience ran more than once timur and his team, when they watched, rushed help grandparents carry water. yes, there is something else to wash the floors. asterisks hung domestic cinema on veteran houses. gave a head start to the american 4 billion tickets a year profitability of 900%. how much specified correspondent? vara, these were at the head of the state department and asked him to write zeros on paper, if he had not misheard from the official note. nikita khrushchev valiant cinemas are not screened in schools. this is negative, it affects the behavior of students is pathetic. the fact that there are no special children's cinemas, and there was such a barricade in general there was a barricade. i have pilgrimages there for all the children of moscow by 1958, it was planned to open 400 cinemas in moscow alone, i

navalny will not seem enough.e skin and risk our own, but he feels sorry for the bump. here come the freak. why do i need porridge strength? for what? i do n't want to live for them. well, you're lucy. maybe you still know what kind of man you'll meet? glasha i don't need anyone but dima? i'm like a girl, i won't meet again, she's a snake damned i hate her. you know what a good balm, katuninsky, his matvey will introduce himself to me in a week. i have lucy balm what have i done? lucy started? what did it start? bad why did i just come back? again, she is for her, what have you got to do with it? yes? and as soon as everything appeared here and the shooting began, fires now dima is in the hospital. you are not to blame. olya, maybe i 'll go to the hospital with you, don't, i'll do it myself. i don't understand how you can worry about someone you hate. who told you that i hate him? well, i heard you say. yes, by the way. feed him. okay, sure, don't worry, go. she poisoned me. i got it through you. i am the last one

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yes, by the way, call navalny and kasparov with you, we will rejoice, we will rejoice not about your reflexes that evil destroys itself with its stupidity. our local prophet of liberalism showed how many and they used to know what was under the democratic veil, but many who did not know should think about it. there is nothing sacred for an inhabitant of the plastic world, except for the surplus value of even mother and children. they love only out of inertia and more in words, if you love at all, and their laughter is not gogol's healing, but demonic against shrines. yes, below the belt russia, a country where islam is one of the traditional religions. whether you like it or not, it is so much a duty of love and mutual respect that a russian is obliged to understand islam, even though slightly and in no case to giggle at him with depraved laughter from atheists. believe christians of your faith, a thoughtful acquaintance with islam and even ordinary inquisitiveness will damage it obliges you to learn the fundamental basis of this religion that is neighboring with us and respect its p

demanded russian authorities provide urgent medical attention in their words to dissident alexei navalnyining health being held in one of russia's harshest prisons being psyched in and out of solitary confinement and denied medical treatment according to his wife and attorney. dasha, thank you so much for being with us tonight. first of all, do you know right now 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 so much for letting the light on the situation that's happening. my -- i know it's -- 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. t purposely placed an unstable and menally ill person in a cell next to him who screams at night. so my father isn't able to get any sleep at night. the officials are refusing to treat him.

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

to khodorkovsky's lentor echo moscow tv channel rain insider rbc novaya gazeta jellyfish through navalny'snformation networks and through the ukrainian media is already leonid gosman. when writing an article about what happened , he writes, for example, in an article about an airplane, seven points. of these, two points. why does he write that the plane about the cancellation of the may 9th parade, cancel the parade. on the ninth of may, at least the view. make people more important to you than pointless show-offs. that is, you understand that any news, be it a plane crash or , er, an unsuccessful rocket takeoff, is in any case wrong. leno immediately on things like the victory parade on things like the immortal regiment is things like massages and wreaths on my unknown soldier. why what are you special there? well, how does this prevent mr. cosmon and other opposition forces that this is happening? consolidation, if we see the parade on may 9, we feel the power of pride that we have such an army that can protect us. if, god forbid, you have to defend it, or is it the immortal floor, when

it's like how navalny kicks out schoolchildren to protest for everything good, he doesn't understandthing bad, even what is at stake commits a crime against a minor who cannot be responsible for themselves, but they create this concern. the image of such a meaningful protest, it is not comprehended only by adults. russia will be free, but why is this being done? here is what denis tukmakov writes? for what purpose did the germans need it at all, not the brothers of the liberals. now it doesn’t matter these innocent victims in the face of wehrmacht soldiers to expose the stalinist ussr as the main culprit of the war and a worse evil than nazi germany, after all, if there were innocent victims, then there was also a villainous executioner. and why, in order to carry out the long-awaited decommunization of russia and the nuremberg tribunal over the ussr, by analogy with nazification, were defeated by germany so that we would renounce our fathers in the literal sense, but why, in order to deprive the current non-soviet russia of its undeserved place in quotation marks near the un and the

moderators of the navalny sable team in zharakhov.nishchenko from the eighteenth year received 800,000 rubles each. for the implementation of information companies. but from june of the 20th year to june, 21, mr. margin will not be very well remembered. stern too received from yo laps, or it's about 20 million rubles. so there the company has seriously changed a lot since february 24 of this year, though a lot. well, look. it would seem that the masks thrown we know people who reported that they were ashamed to be russians and they left the country to treat. well, at least, honestly, but there are people who do not speak out loud. that they are ashamed to be russian, but they do everything. so that we are ashamed of the fact that we are russians, here is an example of today for you. this is a book that was published in two 100,000 copies, it is called summer in pioneer tie, 2021, by elena molisova and ekaterina silvanova. this book is said to be incredibly popular among teenagers. i will read you a short passage, let go of my hand, ra

and in belarus in russia, the power of the president is strong, but not absolute, when all sorts of navalnyoffer integration a little stronger, others a little weaker, a third offer something else, everything is possible, but the last word. yes, after the presidents last week, alexander lukashenko considered that it was time to tell in detail how the integration programs were discussed, what had previously been in the closed part of the negotiations was made public. not just putin and i gathered there and bang. something is not. must their faces those responsible were going to discuss at the highest state council with the participation of the highest officials present. we approved these programs, but it sparked a lot when we accepted these programs, there were dozens of them. we went along with the russians, agreeing on twenty-eight intersectoral programs. at that time, there were proposals to create a parliament and create something else there, and so on and so forth. everything, it was not accepted, rejected, and then president putin reacts to my comments, said his negotiator in a closed

it's like how navalny kicks out schoolchildren to protest for everything good, he doesn't understandthing bad even what it is about a crime against a minor, but they create this worries. image of some adults, russia freely, and what is this done for? here is what denis tukmakov writes? for what purpose did the germans need it at all, not the brothers of the liberals. now it does not matter these innocent victims in the face of wehrmacht soldiers to expose the stalinist ussr as the main culprit of the war and a worse evil than nazi germany. after all, if there were innocent victims, then there was also a villainous executioner. and why to carry out the long-awaited decommunization russia and the nuremberg tribune, fuck the ussr , by analogy with nazism, defeated germany so that we renounce our fathers in the literal sense, why, in order to deprive the current non-soviet russia of its undeserved place in the security council in quotation marks and the criminal in quotation marks of the nuclear missile potential to be reviewed quoting her unfair boundaries and forcing her to share her m

according to a group led by russian opposition leader alexei navalny, this 140m superyacht could be linkedaring to leave, the italian police dispatched a boat to detain it. weeks later, the eu added khudainatov to their sanctions list. in october, italy froze more of his properties, including a 30—room villa in portofino on the italian riviera. what we have seen is a sea change in global partners�* reaction to russia. if things in russia don't change, then these sanctions won't go away. more than eight months on from vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine, the war he thought would take days is still raging. largely hidden from view, the sanctions fight also goes on. putin. putin has accused the west of unleashing a sanctions war against russia, and the kremlin has threatened to retaliate. this is a regime that has blowback, that has impact on us as western democracies. we are going to have to suffer gas shortages, oilshortages, disruption in our industries — and that's something that different political leaders across the world are really struggling to reconcile at the moment. the west may b