Alexei Navalny's untimely death has cut short his mission. Here's how nations can take up his call
As nations weigh their response to his death, they can act immediately to push back on Putin's regime by providing military support for Ukraine.
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As nations weigh their response to his death, they can act immediately to push back on Putin's regime by providing military support for Ukraine.
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Alexei Navalny death latest: Putin ‘thinks he’s untouchable’ as body still missing
Yulia Navalnaya, the widow of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, said on Monday that she would press on with her husband's fight for a free Russia and called on supporters to battle President Vladimir Putin with greater fury than ever.
Much of the world has spent the weekend mourning Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny. And asking why he chose to return to Russia, after he'd been poisoned, and when it was clear he was in danger. Filmmaker Daniel Roher, who interviewed Navalny for the Oscar-winning documentary "Navalny," says the Russian opposition leader was an incredibly optimistic and certain about himself and his mission. And that Navalny believed he could usher in a brighter future for Russia.So what happens to that future now? Aleksei Miniailo an opposition activist and researcher in Moscow weigh...