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Russia sees new allegations regarding Navalny’s case as information attack — envoy
Vladimir Tarabrin says that no evidence or expert opinion were provided by the European states
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lemonde.fr
Five European countries say Russia 'poisoned' Putin critic Alexei Navalny in prison
'The UK, Sweden, France, Germany and The Netherlands are confident that Alexei Navalny was poisoned with a lethal toxin,' the countries said in a joint statement on the sidelines…
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tass.com
Russian embassy calls Western claims about Navalny's poisoning circus act, propaganda
The embassy further criticized the coordinated efforts of Western media outlets, political figures, and intelligence agencies, describing them as servile and complicit
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aljazeera.com
Russia’s Alexey Navalny killed by dart frog poison, European nations allege
European nations say findings confirm deadly toxin in Russian opposition leader's body as Moscow demands evidence.
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Russian embassy rejects Canada's accusations over Navalny’s death
The statements "lack any supporting evidence," Ambassador Oleg Stepanov says
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Russia rejects Western allegations that Navalny was poisoned — Kremlin spokesman
Dmitry Peskov said that Moscow considers such statements biased and ungrounded
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Russia sees new allegations regarding Navalny’s case as information attack — envoy
Vladimir Tarabrin says that no evidence or expert opinion were provided by the European states
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Russia expects no substantial dialogue with West anytime soon — envoy to OPCW
According to Vladimir Tarabrin, a "collective delusion" and psychosis in Western countries, including insinuations about Navalny’s "poisoning," indicate that pressure on Moscow…