Navalny’s Widow Accuses Kremlin of Hiding Body to Cover up Poisoning, Vows to Continue Fight Against Putin

Published on February 19, 2024

Yulia Navalnaya, Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny’s widow, vowed to continue her husband’s fight against President Vladimir Putin, after the family was denied access to his body. “I shouldn’t have to be here recording this video,” Ms. Navalnaya said in a video posted on a freshly instated X account. “Another person should have been here in my place. But this person was killed by Vladimir Putin.” Ms. Navalnaya vowed to continue her husband’s activism against the Russian president, calling upon all Russians to rally around her and share in her “anger.” “Anger, rage, hatred for those who dare to destroy our future.”...

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