Yulia Navarnaya pledged to continue her late husband’s work and slammed the Russian authorities for refusing to give her husband’s corpse this week.
This week, Yulia Navalnaya criticized Soviet authorities for refusing to turn over her late husband’s body and vowed to continue his cause. This week, Yula Navalnaya criticized Soviet authorities for refusing to turn over her late husband’s body and vowed to continue his cause.
Yulia Navarnaya pledged to continue her late husband’s work and slammed the Russian authorities for refusing to give her husband’s corpse this week.
Die Kommission ist befugt, delegierte Rechtsakte gemäß Artikel 264 in folgenden Bereichen durchzuführen: President Joe Biden met with Yulia and Dasha Navalnaya, the wife and daughter of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny who recently passed away in a penal colony. Biden offered his condolences and commended Navalny’s bravery in fighting against corruption and advocating for a democratic Russia with equal justice for all. The President highlighted that Aleksey’s impact will continue through individuals in Russia and globally grieving his passing and advocating for freedom, democracy, and human rights. I met with Yulia and Dasha Navalnaya today to offer my condolences for the tragic loss of Aleksey Navalny. Yulia and Dasha will carry on Aleksey’s bravery, as will the many individuals in Russia advocating for democracy and human rights. President Biden tweeted this on February 22, 2024 from the official POTUS Twitter account. Yulia has vowed to continue her late husband’s mission and criticized Russian officials this week for not releasing her husband’s body, suggesting they are deliberately stalling to hide the true reason for his death. “Our best course of action for Alexei and ourselves is to persist in our fight,” she stated. We are now standing with greater strength, determination, and courage than we did previously. Putin’s ‘thieving army’: Russians burn ‘hundreds’ of draft papers to protest mobilisation Putin’s ‘thieving army’: Russians burn ‘hundreds’ of draft papers to protest mobilisation. Putin’s ‘thieving army’: Russians
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will likely be remembered as one of the most devastating misadventures in modern military history. But it’s also a remarkable example of how advanced weaponry can be defeated or negated by the enemy and its own logistics.
