Mother Alexei Navalny Lyudmila recorded a video message to Putin

The mother of Alexei Navalny Lyudmila recorded a video message to Vladimir Putin demanding to give her the body of her son. The video is published in the UTUB channel Navalny Live.

"Behind my back is the IK-3 colony" Polar Wolf ", where my son Alexei Navalny died on February 16. I can’t see him, they don’t give out his body and they don’t even tell me where he is. I am turning to you, Vladimir Putin, the solution of the question is only on you. Give me, finally, see my son. I demand to give it off the body of Alexei so that I can be humanly to bury it in a man. Navalny.

The day before she was not allowed into the morgue in Salekhard, where, presumably, there is the body of a politician. One of Lyudmila Navalny’s accompanying lawyers “literally pushed” from the morgue’s premises, ”North. Realia reports .

Navalny died on February 16 in the Polar Wolf colony behind the northern polar circle in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug. Representatives of the Investigative Committee conducting the audit on the fact of the death of a politician told Lyudmila Navalny that the body of the deceased was sent for examination, which would last 14 days. This was written on January 19 on the social network X press secretary of the politician Kira Yarmysh.

Investigators told the lawyers and mother of Alexei that they would not give out the body. With him another 14 days (!) A certain "chemical examination" will be carried out

- Kira Yarmys (@kira_yarmysh) February 19, 2024

After the death of Navalny, the publication said that the investigating authorities in Russia may not give the body of the deceased prisoner to his family for years.

Navalny's mother wrote a written statement in the name of Putin. The director of the Navalny Fund for the fight against corruption, Ivan Zhdanov, said that an application was submitted to the court in Salekhard about the inaction of the Investigative Committee for the issuance of the body.

• Navalny's associates say that the politician was killed. His widow Julia accused of a crime of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov on February 20 told reporters that he considers this statement "absolutely unfounded, boorish accusations."
• On February 19, the European Union urged Russia to allow an international investigation into the death of Navalny. The ambassadors of Russia were called by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the EU countries to give explanations about the situation around the death of a politician.