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8/26/20
MOSCOW -- The Kremlin says it does not want the hospitalization of Russian opposition leader Aleksei Navalny to damage relations between Moscow and the West, but is opposed to saying that Navalny was "poisoned" until medical tests confirm finding a specific toxin in his body. Germany, the United States, and other Western countries have called on Moscow to open an investigation into why Navalny collapsed on a Russian commercial flight from Siberia last week. Those calls came after German doctors said their initial medical examination pointed to poisoning. The renowned Charite hospital in Berlin, where Navalny is being treated, said on August 24 that "clinical findings indicate intoxication by a substance from the group of active substances called cholinesterase inhibitors." Charite said the specific substance to which Navalny was exposed isn't yet known but that a further series of comprehensive tests had been started. Despite increasing evidence that Navalny was attacked with poison, the Kremlin insists that the German medical examinations have been inconclusive. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on August 26 that "there is no reason" for the disagreement to damage Russia's relations with the West. "Of course we don't want this to happen," Peskov told reporters.
The 44-year-old anticorruption campaigner is a staunch critic of President Vladimir Putin. He was being treated at Berlin’s Charite hospital where he remained in an induced coma on August 26. But on August 26, Peskov asked journalists rhetorically, "How can we talk about poisoning if there is no poison?" On August 25, Peskov had claimed that German doctors were "rushing" to use the word "poisoning." Navalny’s supporters say they think he was poisoned when he drank tea purchased at the Tomsk airport in Siberia before boarding his flight. His rapidly deteriorating condition during the flight forced the plane he was traveling on to make an emergency landing in Omsk, where he spent two days in a hospital before being airlifted to Berlin. According to a Russian newspaper report, Navalny had been under surveillance by Russian federal security agents during his trip to Siberia. The United States, NATO, and European countries have called on Russia to conduct a swift investigation into the suspected poisoning. NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg told journalists on August 26 that he backs calls for a transparent Navalny investigation, while British Prime Minister Boris Johnson also called on August 26 for an independent probe into the case.
You see? Always look for class interest in any political event! Marxism rules!
:roll: The fact is Mr. Stalin, you'd see conspiracy in a commode.
Thank God international pressure forced the Putin regime to allow Mr. Navalny competent medical care in Germany.
There is no such thing in Russia. Healthcare is on a par with Bolivia.
I don't get it....Russian doctors in less than two days pulled Alyaksei from the grave, stabilized his condition, made a billion tests and sent the patient on a flight.The germans have been holding him as vegetable for the second week, they can't say anything specific, they give out something unintelligible and waiting for poison specialists... So where are the best real doctors?
In your universe that you live in, are there elves, unicorns, or magic ?Navalny would be dead by now without international pressure to get him far away from the regime that poisoned him.
In your universe that you live in, are there elves, unicorns, or magic ?
Let me remind you that cholinesterase inhibitors are used in various medications, as well as used as an antidote for cocaine overdose.
The US will conduct military exercises in Estonia.
Defensive, of course.
"Defence" will be using multiple rocket systems in 110 km from the borders of the Russian Federation.
And once, not long ago, the state Department called Russia's exercises in the Astrakhan region a provocation. Because of the" proximity " of Ukraine's borders... SH
You talk about everything except the poisoning of Navalny.
You talk about everything except the poisoning of Navalny.
Why is that?
In which case the intended warning to others of the opposition would have fallen flat.Yes, an obviously absurd story.
If the Russian state poisoned him, he wouldn't have been allowed to fly to Germany.
In which case the intended warning to others of the opposition would have fallen flat.
You clearly haven't learned the lesson yet that any denial from the Kremlin, coming via whichever channel (including your keyboard), serves as evidence. Intentionally so.
That's really all YOU are good for on here and it ain't much now, is it?:roll:
What does it feel like, just as a matter of interest, to spend your time with lying for money?
I already said why but I'll make an exception for you in that Kremlin doctors can hardly come up with the truth, if they want their careers and possibly health to remain unimpaired.Navalny's murder would have been a very good warning to the opposition.
Allowing him to fly to Germany, complete with Novichuk evidence, in order for the West to launch another anti Russian crusade etc is pure madness.
So, please answer my question. Why would the Kremlin allow it?
Well, I have no tolerance for Moscow shills and when they lie as continuously as you have been doing ever since you joined, contempt is the word.The rest of your post is puerile and contemptible personal accusations based on what I can only assume to be your own intolerance.
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