The coordinator of Navalny's Pskov headquarters was called to the police because of a picket against the politician's poisoners

The coordinator of Navalny’s headquarters in Pskov, Alexei Dorozhkin, was called to the police because of a picket with a poster “I know who poisoned Navalny.” He himself told OVD-Info about this.

According to Dorozhkin, the police wanted to find out from him what he knew about Navalny’s poisoning. On September 22, security forces came to the coordinator of Navalny’s headquarters at work, but then he refused to give an explanation because of his busy schedule.

Law enforcement officers handed him a summons for September 23. However, Dorozhkin failed to show up on the agenda on the appointed day and time: he had an appointment. The coordinator of Navalny’s headquarters has not yet received any new notifications about the call to the police.

About a month ago, on August 25, the police already came to the head of Navalny’s Pskov headquarters, but did not find him at home. The interest of law enforcement agencies in the opposition was caused by a single picket in support of Alexei Navalny on August 21: Dorozhkin stood in a park near the administration of the Pskov region with a poster “I know who poisoned Navalny.”

• On the morning of August 20, the plane carrying Alexei Navalny made an emergency landing in Omsk. He was urgently hospitalized with signs of poisoning. By evening, Navalny's condition was stabilized, but he was still in a coma. Doctors at Omsk Emergency Hospital No. 1 refused to release Navalny for treatment abroad, but a day later they managed to take him to Germany. On September 23, the German Charité clinic released a statement that Navalny had been discharged from the hospital. Navalny spent 32 days in the hospital, 24 of them in intensive care.
• On August 20 and 21, rallies in support of Alexei Navalny were held in several Russian cities. On the first day, nine people were detained, and on the second - 14. On August 22, they were also detained in Ulyanovsk for a single picket in support of the politician.