by time magazine, yes, where she entered the top there, so. of the most famous people, this is yulia navalnys for this seem to be obvious, but imagine, hypothetically, it is impossible there, it did not happen, but if such a famous person from the russian opposition declared that ukraine must be supported with weapons, a military victory is needed, and a victory by military means it is impossible to come to an agreement with putin, and would then, for example, the biden administration, for a long time, doubt or argue about whether to give ukraine permission to strike to the west with what weapons on the territory of russia, on military facilities in the territory of the russian federation, well, then it would probably be more difficult to hesitate in the white house, and ilya ponomarov notes that the russian opposition, it is so different, you are the one who managed to unite around the very question is that ukraine must win by military means, that is, something serious must happen on the battlefield in order to further move this process towards the end of the war, and such people... they ga

were definitely for ukraine, or if they were completely absent, in my opinion, well, what about yulia navalnyit is very doubtful that she to be called an oppositionist at all, she is a wife an oppositionist who was killed by putin in prison, well , it would be possible to put an end to it here, because yulia navalna is not currently engaged in any opposition activities, well, at least. wants to be the president of the russian federation there, or does she want the overthrow of the putin regime, that is, she does not openly talk about it, she is the wife of alexei navalny and everyone perceives her as a part of the possible opposition, but those who are called the opposition or whatever they are positioning themselves, they really gathered in lviv at the forum of the russian opposition, there was... an adviser office of the president of ukraine mykhailo podalyak, who said that putin's regime in russia can be overthrown only after ukraine wins the war. let's listen to what podalyak said. there is a tsar, there is a tsar, he has the surname putin, then there will be the next tsar, and so on and

well, as for yulia navalny, it is very doubtful to call her an oppositionist at all, she is the wife of an oppositionist who was killed by putin in prison. well , it would be possible to put an end to it here, because yulia navalna is not currently engaged in any opposition activities, well , at least she is not for the world, for the world it is, she does not declare that she wants to be the president there of the russian federation, whether it wants the overthrow of putin's regime, that is, it does not openly say so says, she is the wife of oleksiy navalny, and everyone perceives her as a part of the possible opposition, but... those who are called the opposition, or how they position themselves, really gathered in lviv at the forum of the russian opposition, there was an office adviser of the president of ukraine mykhailo podalyak, who said that putin's regime in russia can be overthrown only after ukraine wins the war. let's listen to what podalyak said: there is a tsar, there is a tsar, he has the surname putin, then there will be the next tsar and so on and so forth. unless the

the russian opposition, and this for the world. and what is important, yulia navalna, why wasn't yulia navalnyall this group, in fact, now takes an anti-ukrainian position, i would like to invite them, well, okay, they are famous, well, so what, we need like-minded people, even among those who were there, there is khadarkovskiy, but they have them. even a different attitude to this, for example, there is khodorkovsky, he does not really believe in the prospects of a power opera, he believes that it is necessary to create and develop more civil resistance there, not violent resistance in the middle of russia, i think that anyone... does anything, the main thing is that each other does not interfered, and of course, i am personally focused on helping the armed part of the russian opposition, the partisan movement, volunteers on, everyone participated, there many people joined directly from vovchansk, where, where they are now fighting, the legion of freedom of russia is located in... . at the same time, mr. ilya, i want to ask you why, unfortunately, the connection is interrupted, so i apologize

the mantle to lead the movement now passes to navalny�*s wife, yulia, a job she never chose, but a rolea charismatic leader. she never wanted to be in this public role and she was always a very close political adviser to alexei and us, for navalny�*s organisation, the teams that navalny organised and gathered together. it's very clear and natural that our task in this situation is just, like, to support yulia in all her endeavours. putin's new aggressive push in ukraine, a reminder of the risk he poses. a danger some of his opponents have to live with every day. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. protests continue in new caledonia after lawmakers in paris voted to change the electoral rolls to allow more french residents in the state to vote — despite worries from indigenous leaders that this will dilute the political influence of native people. during the protests five were killed, hundreds injured and nearly 200 arrested. the french prime minister says there will be 1000 extra officers joining the 1700 personnel at the protests. he also said authorities will push for the harshest penalties f

the mantle to lead the movement now passes to navalny�*s wife, yulia., but a role she now plays. yulia is a very strong personality and a charismatic leader. she never wanted to be in this public role, and she was always a very close political advisor to alexi and for us. as for me, navalny�*s organisation, the teams that navalny organised gathered together, it's very clear and natural that our task in this situation is just like to support yulia and all her endeavors. putin's new aggressive push in ukraine a reminder of the risk he poses. a danger some of his opponents have to live with every day. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. thousands of people in devon who were having to boil their water due to a parasite outbreak, are being told they no longer have to. south west water has now given most homes the all—clear, after many people suffered from sickness and diarrhoea. 0ur reporter ben woolvin has the details. days after the 17,000 homes and businesses were first told to boil their water, engineers in this field near brixham are continuing their urgent inv

the mantle to lead the movement now passes to navalny�*s wife, yulia, a job she never chose, but a roleleader. she never wanted to be in this public role and she was always a very close political adviser to alexei and us, for navalny�*s organisation, the teams that navalny organised and gathered together. it�*s very clear and natural that our task in this situation is just, like, to support yulia in all her endeavours. putin�*s new aggressive push in ukraine, a reminder of the risk he poses. a danger some of his opponents have to live with every day. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. let�*s turn to some other important stories around the world: slovakia�*s deputy leader says the country�*s prime minister robert fico is steadily approaching a positive prognosis after being shot on wednesday. he is currently in serious condition and has undergone several surgeries. mr fico was shot four times at close range as he greeted supporters. flash floods triggered by heavy rains have killed at least 50 people in afghanistan. officials in the province of ghor, in central afghanistan, say thousands of hom

and in his first interview since that attack, he also backed mr navalny�*s widow, yulia, to lead theight against putin was nearly a fight for his life. the close friend and confidant of the late alexei navalny was assaulted in lithuania, where he�*d tried to find safety from the russian regime. he was not saying anything, there was no message. like, the message, the attack was the message — we know where you live, we can kill you. the attack was just weeks after the death of navalny, the charismatic leader who had been both critic and target of the kremlin for many years. my message...for the situation when i'm killed is very simple. not give up. he died in prison, after being locked up by the regime for his beliefs, but leonid says the battle for democracy must go on. he asked us to never give up and, like, to continue our work and to build this, to defeat putin and to build this beautiful russia of the future that alexei dreamed for so many years is the only practical way to preserve his legacy and to make his ultimate sacrifice not to be in vain. putin is capable of anything. the

the mantle to lead the movement now passes to navalny�*s wife, yulia, a job she never chose, but a rolepublic role and she was always a very close political adviser to alexei and us, for navalny�*s organisation, the teams that navalny organised and gathered together. it's very clear and natural that our task in this situation is just, like, to support yulia in all her endeavours. putin's new aggressive push in ukraine, a reminder of the risk he poses. a danger some of his opponents have to live with every day. and viewers in the uk can see the full interview with leonid volkov on sunday with laura kuenssberg this morning at 9 here on bbc1. the defence secretary grant shapps will also be on the programme. and finally — there is good news for anyone who enjoyed the show—stopping northern lights last weekend or missed it because there are almost certainly more on the way. the huge sunspot cluster that hurled energy and gas towards earth will rotate back towards us in around two weeks. scientists say it will probably still be large and complex enough to generate more explosions that could h

in his first interview since the attack, he backed mr navalny�*s widow, yulia, to lead the oppositionc�*s, laura kuenssberg. it was like he was a close friend, a great guy and inspiring personality. a true hero, and a great and very capable political leader. there is no substitution for him, and this loss will always be just like an open wound in our hearts, in the hearts of his colleagues and friends. but we also know that he asked us to never give up and to continue our work and to build this to defeat putin and to build this beautiful russia of the future that alexei dreamed of for so many years, is the only practical way to preserve his legacy and to make his ultimate sacrifice not to be in vain. yulia is also a very strong personality and a charismatic leader. she never wanted to be in this public role, and she was always a very close political advisor to alexei, and for us, as navalny�*s organisation, the teams that navalny organised, gather together, its very clear and natural that our task in this situation is just to support yulia and all her endeavours in everything that she

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