Moscow "Why are you detaining me? Have I violated any laws?" demanded Yulia Navalnaya, as four policemen surrounded her on Saturday. She was on her way to a protest in Moscow, where thousands had gathered to demand the release of her husband, Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny, from jail.
She was freed a few hours later, once riot police had dispersed the crowds. Nevertheless, the promptness with which Moscow police tracked her down and detained her speaks to the fears she and her husband spark in the Kremlin, as protests rage across Russia. While Alexey Navalny rose to prominence first as a blogger, then as a politician, Navalnaya, 44, chose for herself a life largely outside the spotlight.
Khrushcheva: Navalny changed equilibrium in Russia 19:40"Navalny never denies the exceptional role Yulia played in his life, and this is one of his strengths," Novaya Gazeta reporter Vera Chelishcheva wrote after the paper named her one of its heroes of the year for 2020. "He is not hiding his wife, he openly confesses his love to her, but is not showing off, he posts her photos on Instagram, protects her and does not hide that she is the one who saves him in life.
Navalny buys bots to promote video about the palace. 100 million views in the Russian segment is ridiculous! 😁
As if the most didn‘t know that 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
VictorKvert2008 Today, Putin is conducting strict searches of Yulia and Navalny's supporters, including journalists, and some supporters are currently under arrest
Western puppets have been desperately trying to get more attention in the West as their support in Russia accounts only to 1-2%. Backed and sponsored by CIA masters with a due covarage from CNN they have to follow their orders. Disgusting.
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