Alexei Navalnyleader of the Russian opposition, died of natural causesThis was announced by the head of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) Sergei Naryshkin, the state news agency reports. SET.

“I don’t think there was any special plan, but, unfortunately, people have a peculiarity: sooner or later life ends, they die.

“Yes, Navalny died of natural causes,” Naryshkin said, answering a question about the possible involvement of some Western intelligence.

Naryshkin believed:The West’s reaction to Navalny’s death is “disgusting.”

“Of course, it’s disgusting that in the West they are dancing satanic dances around Navalny’s coffin,” he said.

This is immoral, low and unethical. What more can be said? It was completely predictable.

Biden “appointed” Yulia as the leader of the Russian opposition.

He also took the opportunity to talk about Yulia, Navalny’s widow, who took over from her husband.

According to Naryshkin, US President Joe Biden “appointed” Yulia as the leader of the Russian opposition.

“They will all be able to unite in a club of impostors, (Juan) Guaido, (Svetlana) Tizhanovskaya,” he said, warning that the move would mean “a new great strategic failure” for the United States.

Navalny’s death certificate states that the opposition leader died on February 16 at the age of 47 of “natural causes” in the Polar Wolf prison in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug.

This official version is rejected by his opponent’s co-religionists and his widow, who accuse the head of the Kremlin of his murder.

The Kremlin denies any state involvement in his death.

According to an ally, Navalny was going to be released as a result of a prisoner exchange

At the time of his death, Navalny was about to be released as part of a prisoner exchange, said close ally Maria Pevchikh.

Speaking on YouTube, Pevchikh said on Monday, February 26, that negotiations to exchange Navalny and two unnamed Americans for Vadim Krasikov, a Russian FSB assassin imprisoned in Germany, were in their final phase at the time of his death. .

“Navalny had to leave in the next few days because we had a decision to exchange him. In early February, Putin was offered to exchange the killer, FSB officer Vadim Krasikov, serving a sentence for murder in Berlin, for two American citizens and Alexei Navalny.”