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Navalny's wife: I will continue my husband's fight for a free Russia

2024-02-19 14:26:00, Kosova & Bota CNA

Navalny's wife: I will continue my husband's fight for a free Russia

Yulia Navalnaya, the widow of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, said Monday she would continue her husband's fight for a free Russia, and called on supporters to challenge Russian President Vladimir Putin more forcefully. bigger than ever.

"I want to live in a free Russia, I want to build a free Russia", Navalnaya said in a video message with the title "I will continue to work for Alexei Navalny".

"Vladimir Putin killed my husband," Navalnaya said, adding that he will work with the Russian people to challenge the Kremlin to create a new Russia.

The Kremlin has denied involvement in his death.

"By killing Alexei, Putin has killed half of me - half of my heart, half of my soul," Navalnaya said.

"Well, I still have the other half telling me that I have no right to give up." I will continue the work of Alexei Navalny, I will continue to fight for my country".

Navalny has accused the Russian authorities of hiding Navalny's body as they are waiting for traces of the Novichok nerve agent to disappear from his body.

"We knew exactly why Putin killed Alex three days ago."

"We will tell you very soon. We have understood who committed this crime and how. We will have names and you will see their faces", she said.

Prison authorities in the Arctic announced Navalny's death on Friday.

The West has accused the Russian state led by Putin of his murder.

Navanlny has been sentenced to more than 19 years in prison on charges that he and his supporters have deemed politically motivated.

He was poisoned in 2020 with Novichok nerve agent, and at that time he blamed the state apparatus, led by Putin, for that decision.

Navalny recovered in Germany, after the poisoning, and on the day of his return to Russia, he was sent to prison./REL 





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