Navalny said that 15 letters were confiscated from him. They allegedly spoke of “preparation to commit crimes”

Politician Alexei Navalny, who is in a punishment cell, said that prison censorship seized 15 letters from him, including to his wife Yulia and son Zakhar, as they allegedly spoke of “preparations to commit crimes.” This was reported in the politician’s telegram channel.

Among the seized correspondence there were also letters to the editor-in-chief of Mediazona Sergei Smirnov, with whom Navalny discussed books and history, and to the head of the Support Service Ilya Krasilshchik, where there was “correspondence about new emigration, the national issue and politics.”

“Well, that is, roughly speaking, it used to be called “20 years without the right of correspondence,” but now I have 20 years of writing without restrictions, but censorship is burning them on an iron saucer,” the politician said.

On October 24, Alexei Navalny was sent to a punishment cell for the 21st time. According to the politician, the reason for this was “the report of the prison warrant officer, in which he very mysteriously, with ellipses, wrote: “When taking the convicted Navalny out of his cell to get a mattress, he humiliated my dignity, saying that I ... t, o ... l and h...t.”

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