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Since the death of Russian opponent Alexeï Navalny in his Arctic prison on February 16, his widow, Yulia Navalnaïa, wants to continue her political fight, increasing her travels.
A cold and soon contagious anger? Since the death of Russian opponent Alexeï Navalny in his Arctic prison, on February 16, his widow, Yulia Navalnaïa, wants to continue her political fight, increasing her travels. “I will continue for our country, with you. And I call on you all to stand close to me”she solemnly declared in a videobroadcast three days after the announcement of the death of the anti-corruption opponent. Propelled at the age of 47 to the front of the stage by the force of circumstances, she did not walk away.
“I should never have been there, I shouldn’t have recorded that video.”
Yulia Navalnaïa, widow of opponent Alexeï Navalnyin a YouTube video
Here she is speaking before the European Parliament, Wednesday February 28. Yulia Navalnaya also spoke at the European Council and met US President Joe Biden. She is no longer holding back her blows against the Russian president. “What Putin is doing now is hatred. No. Not hatred. It’s a form of Satanism”, she denounced on Saturday, while the family tried to recover the body of Alexeï Navalny. The Russian opponent will be buried Friday in Moscow.