"Continuing the Legacy: Yulia Navalnaya Vows to Carry on Alexei Navalny's Work"
Yulia Navalnaya, the widow of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, has vowed to continue her late husband's work promoting democratic change in Russia, blaming President Vladimir Putin for his death and urging Russians to stand with her in fighting the Kremlin. She announced her new role as she attended a gathering of European Union foreign ministers in Brussels, where additional sanctions on Putin over complicity in Navalny's death were expected to be discussed. Navalnaya also accused Russian authorities of preventing access to Navalny's body to cover up evidence of a crime and pledged to reveal the identity of those implicated in what she insists was his murder.
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- Inside Aleksei Navalny's Final Months, in His Own Words The New York Times
- The Excerpt podcast: Russians mourn death of opposition leader Navalny USA TODAY
- Schumer demands Johnson, House GOP pass foreign aid bill following Ukrainian withdrawal from key city and Navalny’s death CNN
- After Navalny death, who are the remaining Russia dissidents? The Hill
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