- navalny will be out? political prisoners _ navalny will be out?ia, - navalny will be out? political prisoners and russia, there i navalny will be out? political. prisoners and russia, there are plenty. it will have this ridiculous number of years in sentences and these numbers are meaningless because the actual return is until later vladimir putin, all those people will be out immediately and when putin is gone, the only way is to ensure their out quickly as possible is to just fight against putin and the war. [30 possible is to just fight against putin and the war.— possible is to just fight against putin and the war. do you think that mr navalny returned _ putin and the war. do you think that mr navalny returned to _ putin and the war. do you think that mr navalny returned to russia i mr navalny returned to russia despite many people telling him on a rifle that she will be imprisoned and is part of this journey in this investigation in this part of this foundation for many, many years. do you feel satisfied with the reaction of the international

navalny poisoned your husband -- as navalny poisoned your husband —— as well as your husband.es speaking out, whether in russia or outside? when you mentioned my husband, i would like to remind you his last wars. "you can silence one person, but you can't silence the world." and it's for sure. it doesn't mean people inside of russia or outside of russia will stop talking and fight against this regime. has of russia will stop talking and fight against this regime. as we heard, kara-murza _ fight against this regime. as we heard, kara-murza is _ fight against this regime. as we heard, kara-murza is also - fight against this regime. as we heard, kara-murza is also a - fight against this regime. as we heard, kara-murza is also a uk| heard, kara—murza is also a uk citizen. what would you like to see the uk government be doing now? i think it's very good point for british government to fight for british government to fight for british citizens and to show how you state in the sight of their own citizens. as the voice sinks, it is people now suffering in prison would be forgotten, an

certainly navalny's organization believes it might be because of comments that navalny's chief of staff made, but they were made while navalny was already serving time in that penal colony. so therefore his supporters obviously believe that these charges as well are absurd and trumped up. we did see him today via video link. however, we didn't hear much of what he had to say, and here's why. the moscow court literally silencing a kremlin critic as alexei navalny speaks via video link, his sound is abruptly cut off. it looks like they will limit the time for me to go through the court documents he was able to say, then the audio is muted. while some were chuckling, the situation for alexei navalny has become even more serious. the court ruled, navalny only has ten days to review hundreds of documents from an extremism case against him. and his supporters say navalny has now learned he will also be charged with terrorism. now he will have two large trials. first on extremism in total for all episodes up to 30 years, most likely it will begin before the end of may. then on terrorism up to

you mentioned alexei navalny. of _ anything. you mentioned alexei navalny, of course _ anything.y, of course he _ anything. you mentioned alexei navalny, of course he is - anything. you mentioned alexei navalny, of course he is alreadyj navalny, of course he is already serving a jail sentence, he is committed, saying he is being persecuted for political reasons, i am very worried about his health. this revenge is exacted because he did not die after two poisoning attempts. would you share those concerns about his welfare? now that he was be detained in prison? you mentioned — he was be detained in prison? you mentioned he _ he was be detained in prison? 7m, mentioned he was he was be detained in prison? 7m. mentioned he was poisoned twice, first time in 2015, straight after a very prominent opposition was killed in front of kremlin, he was poisoned once, and he recovered and was brave enough to go to russia again, because he believed the russian people, he believed for some change in russia and he was poisoned second time. and we still don't know what was it? what was the substan

in russia, the jailed oppositon activist alexi navalny is now charged with terrorism offenses.me to bbc news. thousands of people are continuing to flee from sudan while the temperary ceasefire still holds. germany and france say all their citizens have now left the country. three planes carrying british nationals have arrived in cyprus — officials have said flights will continue around the clock. the latest is that 301 britons have been evacuated so far. the ceasefire is broadly holding. there were reports of some clashes, but nothing major. there are also reports of prisoners breaking out ofjail, including some facing war crimes charges by the international criminal court. britons are still being told to go to this airbase about 20 miles north of the capital for the flights to cyprus. a total of 2,000 people from 50 countries, have now crossed the red sea from port sudan tojeddah on a ship organised by saudi arabia. meanwhile, tens of thousands of sudanese continue to try and reach neighbouring chad, egypt and south sudan. live now to the bbc�*s lewis vaughanjones at larnaca

and, you know, navalny i picked the leader. they were just young people who are like they felt something slipping away. they felt their identity slipping away. and i i sensed immediately after the end of that story that taiwan was next and deeply by what had happened in hong kong and in ukraine. so i just went to taiwan and have a long piece in the atlantic on on this. now. and i met president the president taiwan and but i also found a cast of young people and i'm capable of changing attitudes because when i went there like know the atlantic editors were like, you have to ask them about, you know, how is ukraine impacted? and i was like, are we just imposing our that they're the next ukraine. but sure enough, i'm sitting with a young gay civil society activist, and this is a country the way is the only asian country to legalize same sex marriage. it's a fascinating progressive mix of progressive and kind of you know hard line anti china politics. but and i said, well, how have you been backed by ukraine? he said, you know, whe

. >>> still to come, not one but potentially two trials for alexei navalny. russia is accusing him of extremism and terrorism. >>> from diplomacy to deterence. the u.s. and south korea mark a shift in their strategy for handling north korea. those details just ahead. dry skin is sensitive skin, too. and it's natural. treat it that way with aveeno® daily moisture. formulated with nourishing, prebiotic oat. it's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 24 hours. aveeno® >>> plenty of pomp and pageantry in washington, as u.s. president joe biden hosted south korean president yoon suk yeol. they used their strengthening to deter north korea. they attended a glitzy state dinner with event and the menu to highlight the deep ties between the two countries. the u.s. agreed to deploy a nuclear-armed submarine to south korea. and president biden delivered this stark warning to pyongyang. >> look, a nuclear attack by north korea against the united states, allies or partners is unacceptable and will result in the end of whatever regime were to take such an action. >>

the health of alexei navalny, who remains in a russian prison is deteriorating.a spokeswoman for the top putin critic says navalny is battling severe stomach issues, pointing out his lost nearly £18 in just the last two weeks. navalny's team believes these health issues could be the result of him being poisoned behind bars. outfront now crystal gross if he's the lead russia investigator for belen kappa group that helped navalny exposed to poison him in 20. 20 christmas. good to have you here with us tonight. so, so based on what you've learned? do you also believe that there's a chance that alexei navalny is maybe being poisoned again that that could be with leading to these health issues. first of all, i cannot exclude that there is the motivation for that. i mean, we know that navalny was definitely poisoned with knowledge job by none other than the state of russia. we know that he went back to russia against the wishes of putin because putin really wanted him out. he made everything possible to prevent his return and, of course, now from within jail, navalny c

this comes amid new concerns for navalny's health in prison. of course continue to follow this developing story and bring you details as they come in to us. >>> well, pop star ed sheeran took the stand in new york on tuesday in a high profile copyright infringement case. he is accused of copying marvin gaye's 1973 soul hit "let's get it on" for his song thinking out loud. take a listen. ♪ darling i will be loving you till the 70 ♪ ♪ let's get it on, let's get it on ♪ >> the suit was brought by the heirs of ed townsend, co-author of that song with gaye. in his opening statement, an attorney representing the family said sheeran played his ballad and gaye song back-to-back at a concert, calling the moment a smoking gun. the singer denied the allegation. saying if he had copied the song, he wouldn't have played it on stage in front of 20,000 people. >>> well, the entertainment world has lost a legendary entertainer, harry belafonte has died at the age of 96. his agent says belafonte passed away tuesday morning of heart failure. belafonte was so muc

the situation for alexei navalny has become even more serious. ruled navalny only has ten days to review hundreds of documents from an extremism case against him, and his supporters say navalny has now learned he will also be charged with terrorism. now, he will have two large trials. first, on extremism in total for all episodes up to 30 years, most likely it would begin before the end of may. then on terrorism, up to 35 years. navalny's health is also deteriorating, in part because he's limited in the amount of food he can get in prison. his daughter told that to cnn. >> the situation has gotten so ridiculous, that he buys the food, which is, you know, oats. it's not any luxuries. the oats are brought to him, shown to him, and then are just destroyed. >> reporter: supporters say it's all part of a massive crackdown against the opposition figure and his anti-corruption foundation, which has been banned and declared an extremist organization in russia they believe at the behest of russian president vladamir putin. navalny has called on russians t

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navalny was scared only for his own skin. would die, that’s all, i put it near the car. near there was a car or two cars. near the car of other people for her it is 100.000 hryvnia 25 immediately 75 after the attack. it doesn't matter how many died. the main thing is that her hut remains on the edge. i could probably deal with it later. if i knew that my family would remain in order. disguised as a citizen no in uniform came out weapons with weapons in the hall of weapons. here from the bags with things completely hundredth, all together they loaded elena nikolayevich into the buses and took out the certificate g018 374 unit of the punitive gang. azov is forbidden in our country for extremism. well, i did not adhere to the time of nazism. here she is nationalism, then everyone went. eh, well, as if the flags were clinging, so all the nationalist songs were listened to. stepfather navalny, a carpenter , sat out in a warehouse, as a blank cartridge in the position of a materially responsible person of technical property, includ

. >>> this morning russian opposition leader alexei navalny is back in solitary confinement. time ago he appeared in court by video to face new criminal charges his team says. this comes after new reports of him being limited food and possibly poisoned again while in jail. according to his spokesperson, navalny will now spend a total of 158 days in solitary confinement for this round of punishment. a typical solitary sentence in moscow is usually no more than 15 days. you see what's happening here. scott mclean is tracking this one from london, he's joining us now. first and foremost, scott, tell us about what you're hearing about these new charges. >> reporter: kate, an account used by alexei navalny said that he was being accused of committing terrorist attacks while he was in prison. this is a brand-new charge, carries a maximum sentence of 35 years behind bars. his team says that it relates to two things, first, comments made not by alexei navalny but by his chief of staff last summer, and secondly, it relates to the killing of a russian journalist in a st. petersburg caf

the restricted alexei navalny until may 5 from reviewing the volumes of the new case. so-called extremism. he has just 10 days to learn the information, 196 volumes of his new case. according to his team, he is facing new criminal charges that cm sentence to 30 years in prison -- see him sentenced to 30 years in prison and the case will be transferred to a military court now. it also stated 11 other people were one chart as part of this case. in september of 2021, a criminal case was launched against him and his associates for creating and leading an extremist community and participating in an extremist community. later navalny announced he had been charged with creating an extremist group, calling for rallies. months later, another criminal case was opened against the opposition politician on calls for terrorism and the rehabilitation of nazis. laura: still to come this half hour -- the death toll from the kenyan starvation called rises to 98. -- cult rises to 98. two more survivors have been rescued from the forest. ♪ meteorologist: there is a well-defined frontal sy

which navalny founded. thank you so much for joining us really appreciate it. i know you're in contact with navalny's attorneys . how how is he doing right now ? well not not that good. actually this situation is critical. his life was in grave danger at this point just the other week, his lawyers told us that he has lost £18 in two weeks. and then that they were thinking that he might be administrative, small lot of doses of poison to kill him steadily. today we learned that he was actually the actual line of the physical violence has been crossed with him, so they grabbed him. they kicked him. they bitten him and then accused him of, you know, doing pretty much the same to the other cell mate, which he never did, of course, because he refused to succumb to this barbaric, cruel sent to beat another person. but this is where we are right now. so where the point where they use physical violence against him. and once this pandora box is open, we cannot rule out that they might smother him, got him or beat him further. and just kill him losing £18 being poisoned.

what more do we know about navalny's held at this time?yeah, his health has been in the spotlight for some time. we know, for example, that in early february, his lawyer said that he was moved to a harsher solitary confinement for a maximum period of six months. his supporters and family have said that's been taken an immense toll on his health, his daughter telling cnn recently that the russian government she believed was slowly torturing and killing her father. there was even an open letter in january from 500 or so medical professionals in russia, urging the government to allow him access to civilian doctors. did. this has been in the spotlight for a long time, but his supporters as you say, his spokesperson, saying that they couldn't rule out that he has been poisoned by something that is making his health deteriorates slowly, so not that kind of immediate reaction that we saw and he was poisoned later emerged with another chalk but something that leads to a more slow deterioration. the lead investigator for berlin cat crystal grows of

alexei navalny telling a court today he is now being investigated on terrorism charges.ourt. he has been accused of being behind the bombing of a cafe in st petersburg in early april which killed a pro—war vlogger. 11 people have now been put on i wanted list links to alexei navalny the same —— who is serving a lengthy prison sentence. ever since alexei navalny was sent to prison in 2021, for alleged parole violations, he has faced more and more charges, more and more criminal cases and more and more prison time. he was then given another nine years, convicted of fraud, important to say that his supporters insist that all the charges past and present against him are politically motivated. he is vladimir putin's most prominent critic. last autumn, alexei navalny said he was facing another set of new charges of promoting extremism and promoting terrorism, and predicted that that could add 30 more years to his time behind bars. today, what happened, there was a technical hearing about this new case to the stade how many days mr navalny will be given to study the case agains

if earlier it was under navalny an attempt to seize power, go over.nto some kind of political struggle and thus seize power, now their ideas are completely different. they are not going to seize power in this way. they need to shake this power now; for this , terrorist acts of a similar plan will be used, as we saw with the death, e.g. tatar. uh, these will undoubtedly be other acts of intimidation, which will be aimed primarily at creating among the population not to create its population, but to create society a sense of insecurity in their own leadership of insecurity. in the courage of the security services, there is uncertainty that they can be protected. if this is related, i'm just very afraid, as if i don't want to make bad predictions, but i assume that terrorist attacks against specific hmm individuals. they, uh, end them, most likely, there will be no more, but terrorist acts that can be assumed and which should have more. mm, a powerful effect, if i may say so, in relation to the terrorist attack. these are attacks that they will probably

you spoke with navalny's daughter about all of this. in prison now? >> listen, the first point dasha will make and her family is that in their view this is not a legal process at all in russia, that there is a direct through line from the judiciary system there to the kremlin and that hearings, et cetera, the outcomes from the family's perspective are known that putin wants to tighten the grip around him and punish him further, even more than it's already done so that's the view of the legal process and then you have his day to day life and not just solitary confinement, but dasha told me yesterday that they now understand his food is being limited in prison and that is a great concern to them because overall they continue to be concerned about his health as his weight has been dropping. have a listen to what she said to me. >> one of my dad's attorneys has confirmed that according to the new rules that they specifically drew up for my dad, he is now only limited to the amount of food that he can purchase in the canteen which doesn't se

a spokesperson for navalny says that his health is deteriorating. cnn's matthew chance it's live for us now in moscow when we hear it's deteriorating. what more do we know about that condition? well it doesn't look good. in fact, the information we've got comes to us from alexei navalny's spokesperson, kiri amish, who has been posting her concerns on social media. she's saying that the jailed russian opposition figure navalny has been experiencing severe stomach pain over the course of the past couple of weeks. in fact, he's lost a lot of weight. she's saying it's eight kg. that's £17.5 in the past, 15 days, is in an isolated prison cell, and the amish says that an ambulance on friday night was called to attend to alexei navalny, but they have not been told and he hasn't been told what the diagnosis has been by the prison authorities. this is the most worrying bit, though, because kerry amish, the spokesperson of election of alan is saying. we don't rule out that all this time in prison, he could have been poisoned with something to make his health

navalny is very strong about smart voting and so on and so forth. no passengers, just talking enemies. well, to be honest. and personally, i have never flirted with anyone, therefore, if not, i don’t know these facts, i also know, but you know the rumors about these facts, i never contacted bolotnaya square for canceling the voting results with this steel stand, the only thing that i won't bet on one. steps to vasiliev and vasiliev and suppose sergey udaltsov, judge these by their deeds. it's just that i am a person who fell out of the public space of the republican space. about she had not been spoken to for a long time , the last time she was mentioned was when she went to navalny, he was in prison, and then suddenly no one bothered her. she's a farasmente and so on. today, of course, we are talking more about personal grievances. why is there no source of funding and the organization still, it is both the agent and the organization that financed, also received a foreign financial distinction. wait, antagonized back. it was in the beginning. and t

navalny may have had said some something.have the trial that continues, where he faces up to 30 years. possibly up to 35 years, according to his organization, for the terrorism charges. you know, you did have thinks daughter on yesterday. of course, we all watched that interview, and it was remarkable. you can see how concerned she is about his health. he did even joke in the courtroom a bit. let's listen to what he had to say. >> translator: i just wanted to sit i got a bit lonely in solidarity confinement. it's amazing to see so many people. >> translator: the only people i am in contact with are the ones who hand me the food, and of course my favorite head of the unit, who sits next to me. >> despite that, despite the adversity he faces, still obviously keeping some humor there. he was went straight back to solitary confinement. >> his daughter made the point it's a political process, further ways to intimidate and punish him. >>> still ahead, we're standing by to hear from president biden and the president of south korea.

you mentioned alexei navalny.g a jail sentence, he has commented, has said, "he is being persecuted for political reasons. i am very worried about his health. this is revenge exacted because he did not die after two poisoning attempts. " would you share those concerns about his welfare now he will be detained in prison? you mentioned he was poisoned twice. first time in 2015, straight after boris nemtsov, a very prominent oppositioner was killed in front of kremlin. and he was poisoned once, he recovered and he was brave enough to go to russia again, because he believed the russian people, he believed for some change in russia and he was poisoned second time. and we still don't know, what was it? what was the substance? but he recovered again. but his health, not 100% good, and after sitting in prison now for more than one year, he doesn't feel well. and next 25 years, how can survive? of course, alexei navalny poisoned, your husband, you know so well the sort of tactics the russians have used, even abroad, his mu

well, alexey navalny can come, well, the latest version, of course, that it was really possible , innciple, to be organized by someone from ukraine, who , how, in what way, what about the fact that the russian investigation cannot be trusted 146%. we don't understand what she is saying. this is the girl who brought this bust to yakova. was it really her, and not until some normal independent investigation is conducted that the russian government in the regime, it is impossible to understand that this is the so-called high-rise, where are we, who are the investigators, it is impossible to establish what actually happened there, there is no one who will make different statements, it is possible that there will even be someone who will take responsibility ivan, here are the statements of tatarsky, in which he actually recognized the presence of russian military in donbas since 2014 , when the kremlin was baptizing participation in the war in ukraine, this could play a role in the events we are talking about now, or for the kremlin, in principle, it is no longer important to deny what is

according to that tweet navalny is not receiving any treatment inside the prison.claire sebastian is following developments and she joins me now. what do we know for sure about this? and why their concerns that he may be being poisoned again? so navalny's health has been in the spotlight really, for the best part of the last couple of years since he came back to russia after being poisoned as we now know what that nerve agent knowledge talk, and we ended up pretty much straightaway back in prison on now, various charges he what we know is that, according to his team, his spokesperson, his lawyer, he there was an ambulance called on friday for these acute stomach pains, he wasn't told, according to his lawyer. what kind of ailment he was suffering with. he wasn't really offered any treatment. he was then released from solitary environment and then put back on monday, his spokesperson says, for the 13th time, so that is obviously weighing on his health . his daughter has also recently raised the alarm, saying that they hate she believes that the russian government is

and that's all that was connected with navalny , his structures banned in the russian federation.or this purpose, that is, our society , our youth. our social networks, our state, our education, were mined by liberals. and this is a huge and indispensable element in order for this terrorist attack to become possible, this activity was carried out, not that that by fortune-telling i think at home that for decades it goes into the creation of such networks, then regional conflicts arise, as in the case of ukraine and then. uh, those who created these networks know what he did it for. they are simply carried out, that is, at the beginning a system is created, then through this e, instructions are given through the networks and at the other end, well, there is a murder. at least until i know exactly how. it was organized, if we are talking about the russian position. i'll tell you what i know er, i know it didn't so much cause what i would consider normal indignation among the opposition that someone related to him would do such a thing. well, how, uh, the russian liberal intelligents

but has no formal links with navalny so far. sounds like a convenient link for the authorities to give without any concrete evidence or only tenuous evidence. after dario's assassination in august and the evidence afterwards, i think it is safe to assume, given who tatarski was, that ukrainian special services were involved. lauren: ukraine has mocked russia's claim to have captured the eastern city of bakhmut, saying fighters raised a victory flag over some kind of toilet. the head of the mercenary group fighting for moscow says his forces were flying the flag above an administration building. keep says russian forces are far from capturing the city. the battle for bakhmut has dragged on for months as russia seeks its first win this year. we are following developments from ukraine's capital, kyiv. reporter: it is extremely difficult independently to verify what is going on inside bakhmut or what the status of that eastern city is. heavily war-torn, fought over fiercely for months, very little to any independent reporting coming

everything is everything, we all found all the sponsors of navalny's organization.to follow the article, as for the sponsors, that's right, that is equate bk with isis, which is banned in russia, and also judge those who sent money there. well, listen, well, we perfectly remember the words of our president to get wet. i would like to implement them. now something. so it's already necessary. well, the searcher is there. there, for sure , just as soon as we start looking for sponsors , it turned out that the toilets are very warm and are located in large corporations. remember how they went out to bolotnaya yes, how many came out of those who now suddenly suddenly felt like israelis, despite the presence or the absence of jewish blood, you understand this very well, so this monstrous vile terrorist attack. he is directed to this he here they write there so that you are afraid. yes, this is complete nonsense , we will not be afraid of anything, and no one will be afraid of this. we've been through this. it's all aimed at something else , it's all aimed at sowing not fe

there was a technical hearing about this new case to decide how many days mr navalny will be given to this case it was given until may the 5th to study the case and at this technical hearing, he said that while the investigation said that while the investigation said told him that part of the case had been taken out and a whole new case was made around it and being accused of terrorism. so, there could be two court cases against mr navalny in the predicted day that the terrorism charges can be given life imprisonment. ukraine president zelensky said he had an hour long phone call with president xi jinping. genesis and maintains a neutral stance in the conflict and present xi jinping has neutral stance in the conflict and present xijinping has refused neutral stance in the conflict and present xi jinping has refused to condemn moscow's invasion. beijing offered a 12 point paper calling for political settlements to the crisis music key correspondent. keir for see this is a bit of diplomatic progress because last month, president zelensky signalled he wanted to speak to xi jinping of chi

a prudent critic, alexey navalny, is serving a nine-year term, also on corruption charges. his condition is said to be deteriorating. back in the courtroom, after a brief hearing, the court says it rejects evan's review and he will now face a full trial. >> i can only say how troubling it was to see evan, an innocent journalist, held in these circumstances. the charges against evan are baseless, and would call on the russian federation to immediately release him. reporter: the u.s. says it special envoy for hostage affairs is now handling evan's and pushing for an end to his detention. james: in other developments, in the case of alexi navalny, moscow has opened a new criminal case against him. a spokeswoman said the charge was a result of the staged provocation against navalny after prison authorities placed an inmate with personal hygiene problems in his cell. he could face an additional five years in jail in addition to the nine he is already serving. here in france, in response to president emmanuel's matt -- emmanuel macron's address to the nation on monday in which he

ah, navalny, and the policy regarding navalny and the novice violinists has been revealed.s is needed only to create images of the enemy. no more what's all this for, could be part of the war preparations. in the event of a confrontation , he knows exactly who his enemy is. board of those who told the truth about the events in ukraine his documentary ukrainian agony caused a real shock in the west. ukrainian fascists in ukraine now actually do not report anything at all. in ukraine it is moving in a direction that europe does not really want to be aware of. but europe itself is clearly to blame for this. the united states is also to blame, because they brought this country to such a state. american politicians can argue with each other on many issues, but they always agree on one thing. america is an exceptional country. but what does this mean? pulitzer prize-winning american journalist eric licht-blau explains this position as americans barak obama and others have spoken about the concept of american exceptionalism. i believe that this means striving for a life with highe

now, alexei navalny famously described you once as "just a bulgarian nerd with a laptop".ce he said that, you've become the joint winner of an oscar. you are in the international limelight as an investigative journalist. does all of this attention make yourjob harder? well, not necessarily. i was oblivious of any attention before all of these awards, and i'm oblivious of it now. i like to work from cafes, so i get a lot more people approaching me and asking me for a selfie. that's about the only disruption. you, until very recently, were based in vienna, but you are talking to me from the united states. did you move away from vienna because you didn't feel safe there? in fact, that's what happened. although i didn't physically move away, i was in the united states to help promote the film, navalny, the documentary. and i was advised not to return to vienna at the beginning of january because of serious and imminent concerns about my safety. so unfortunately, i'm stuck in the united states. when you say stuck in the united states, people will be interested to know whether y

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what we are also tonight, getting our first glimpse of jailed russian opposition leader alexei navalnythe first glimpse since fears emerged that he is being slowly poisoned navalny looking gaunt as he appeared in a russian courtroom today. the hearing comes as his close friend and associate says his condition is critical right now, navalny's team said earlier this week the opposition leader has been experiencing severe stomach issues and they fear he is being slowly poisoned again. coming up on a c. 3 60, a man convicted of fatally shooting a black lives matter protester and texas governor greg abbott wants a pardon this as shocking new details have emerged about that convicted killer more on that tonight at eight. up next here, the dangerous and deadly trek to america like you have never seen before. nick paton walsh spent five days walking, walking this treacherous trail. egypt's yes. morgan stanley old school hard work bold new thinking. to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real. relapsing um us isn't the only thing i have going on. that

separately from that, navalny said he has been told he faces another terrorism case. he says related to something he allegedly did in prison. all of this taking place in a closed hearing. something his team has criticized and all as we see increasing concerns around his health, restrictions on food, the weight loss and as you say, hearing this morning that after just finishing 15 days in solitary confinement, he sent back for his 14th stint. so legal pressure, health pressure, all adding up to a much bleaker outlook for navalny. >> 196 volumes and only days to review it seems typical to the treatment he's been getting. thank you for that update. >>> also, the white house says the taliban has killed the isis mastermind behind the suicide bombing. you'll remember killed 13 u.s. troops during the chaotic u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. we'll take you live to the pentagon with details. >> plus, president donald trump is saying he may skip the republican primary debates. the democrats have not scheduled any. president biden is making his run official. will it even happen

he's already been imprisoned and had news in the past few days that alexei navalny ha become so illn prison an ambulance was called several days ago his lawyers believe he is being poisoned inside prison and that sounds like a farfetched thing to claim except for the fact that except navalny ha already been poisoned in a nerve agent attract in 2022 and as you heard rusty say kara-murza has twice been attacked with poison having barely survived each time now like alexei navalny they sentenced him to a long term in prison they sentenced him to 25 years in prison. that treatment of opposition figures, that is part of how russia is waging this war that they started in ukraine and a dictator's war against their own people i mean, in russia for anyone it's a 10 or 15-year prison sentence if you call the war a war. you cannot use that word for it or you go to prison. there is not a single high-profile political opposition figure who is still free today in russia and now they're handing out 25-year prison sentences for grave crimes like expecting a speaking invitation from rusty bowers at t

they're not going to be getting out anytime. >> is there any hope for navalny?he ever get out? i mean, if he's getting into fights, they could be setting him up inside. so, what hope is there? >> there is always hope, i suppose, isn't there? >> he is an incredible human being, as we know, we've covered, obviously in a special on cnn. but just his fortitude is extraordinary. >> i was always struck by the fact that he went back. he knew what was going to happen. and that scene where he goes back and he's met at the airport, he knew it. >> i know, because he believes in that cause. >> extraordinary, i just want to say something, extraordinary for everybody who stands up to the kremlin, given the risks, given that they will lock you away, they will ruin your life if you do that, i think it's an extraordinary act of bravery. >> matthew, thank you for all of that. really interesting to hear about it. meanwhile, back here, they're supposed to be a vote on the debt ceiling tomorrow. is that really going to happen? rahel has got the details on the debt ceiling, and why a

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who's in prison navalny's group said that is ridiculous and there is speculation both outside of russiamay have more to do with internal power struggles within russia. this pro-kremlin blogger who was killed was someone who was vehemently supportive of russia's war in ukraine, but he had also been outspokenly critical on many occasions of the russian military's handling of this war and their many failures on the battlefield so far, and so a lot more questions than there are answers right now about why this blogger was killed and who might have been behind it. >> josh lederman, thank you so very much. >>> next, new reporting, exclusive from our team about the chinese spy balloon and despite all efforts to block it from collecting intelligence, what it did manage to get after all. you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. for less than all this. i made a horrible mistake. ♪ go to your happy price ♪ ♪ priceline ♪ there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treat