Russian President Putin Is Accused Of Trying To Kill Navalny

Russian President Vladimir Putin is accused of trying to kill Navalny. Putin is accused of trying to kill whom this time. Russia has been accused many times of killing or trying to kill its opponents. The attempt to kill Russia’s opposition leader Alexey Navalny by poisoning him in tea appears to be just one link.

Navalny is considered a staunch opponent of President Vladimir Putin. Since this incident, his condition is said to be critical and he is in a coma. According to his spokesperson, his health deteriorated while returning from Siberia, after which the emergency landing of his aircraft was made and he was admitted to the hospital.

According to the spokesperson, an attempt has been made to kill him by poisoning him. After this incident with Navalny, Britain has once again come up against Russia. Britain’s Foreign Minister Dominic Raab has said that an attempt has been made to kill Navalny with poison.

As far as Britain is concerned, let me tell you that Britain also stood up against Russia in another similar case. We are telling you about people here who were either killed or tried to kill by giving poison in the same way. For all this, the Government of Russia has been especially pointed at Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Double agent Sergey Skripal and his daughter Yulia Skripal were attacked on 4 March by a nerve agent in Salsbury, UK. After this, both of them underwent treatment for about a month, after which both were saved. The case of killing a Russian spy by poisoning had caught a lot. After this, not only Britain but America also turned against Russia. However, Russia continued to deny all the allegations leveled against it and was cooperating in the investigation.

According to Russian opposition activist Vladimir Karamurja, he was tried several times between 2015 and 2017 by poisoning him. Although Russia has denied his allegations every time, according to him, during the tests in the laboratory of Germany, the remains of high levels of mercury, copper, manganese, and zinc were found in his body. They also believe that they have been surviving in such incidents on their own till now.

There is a very old dispute between Russia and Ukraine. Former Ukraine President Viktor Yushchenko has also accused Russia of trying to assassinate him. According to him, poisonous material was thrown on his face during the election campaign for the post of President in 2004.

At the time, he was in the fray against the then Prime Minister and pro-Russian Viktor Yanukovych. According to him, after this attack, surgery was done on his face several times but those scars could not be eradicated. However, Russia has always denied its involvement in the attacks on them.

In November 2012, 44-year-old Russian citizen Alexander Peprelichani was found dead in his home. He is said to have helped investigate a Swiss agency investigating money laundering in Russia. After this, he escaped from Russia and came to Britain. After his death in this way, the needle of suspicion turned towards Russia. However, Russia also flatly denied having its hand in it.

Former KGB detective Alexander Litvinenko was poisoned at the Millennium Hotel Tea in London. During the investigation, toxic substance polonium-210 was found in his tea. Alexander was considered a staunch opponent of Putin. After his assassination, Russian President Vladimir Putin was accused of ordering it. However, the Russian government has always denied this.

During the Cold War, a Bulgarian rebel was killed by an umbrella containing the poisonous tip of Markov. Markov was a writer and journalist. He was also a bitter critic of the Communist government of Russia. He died on 11 September 1978. His supporters held the Soviet intelligence agency KGB responsible for this murder.