The moment the Navajo drank the suspected tea: Everything about the Russian opposition leader's drama

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navally will go out of Russia for treatment, as his wife has asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to allow this, as doctors at the Siberian hospital have declared he has heart problems.

(Russian opposition League, Navally, drinking tea that was allegedly poisoned shortly before the flight began)

Navalny's wife, Yulia, has been begging her husband's double rival, Vladimir Putin, to allow him to be removed from the hospital in Siberia where he is in a coma after allegedly being poisoned with tea.

Navalny's wife, she wasn't allowed to see him until yesterday. She has said it is very important that his treatment be conducted in Germany.

(Navally's wife, Yulia)

Some German doctors today have visited Navalny at the hospital in order to transfer him to Berlin. Initially, this has not been allowed, but Putin appears to have heard the prayers of Navalny's wife and was later reportedly transferred to Berlin for treatment, writes the DailyMail, translates Periscope.

German doctors are allowed to visit the 44-year-old February and then have concluded that he can be transferred (his condition can afford flying).

The chief doctor at Siberian hospital, Alessander Murakohovsky, has denied rumours that they have not allowed Navalny to be transferred to any other hospital but that his heart condition has said it is not good.

(Photo: Alessander Murakohovsky)

He also stated that industrial chemicals were found in his hands and clothes, but he did not give any more details about what it really is.

Doctors at the hospital have insisted that the country where they work has the capacity to deal with Navajo despite the terrible conditions they see in hospital photos built since the Soviet era.

(Photo below: The hospital where Navajo is being treated)

Navalny's spokeswoman, Kira Yarmysch, has criticised the Russian state for making a diversion, even during the evacuation of Navajo from the plane when he is seriously ill.

Navalny's family and his spokeswoman have also had a run-in with the Russian state over his transportation to Germany and his failure to leave Siberian hospital.

(Photo: Kira Yarmysh)

“Now at the last moment, doctors have not given permission, this decision certainly does not come from them, but from the Kremlin” has said the Navajo spokeswoman.

Vladmir Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, has said Germany's doctors have been invited by Russian doctors themselves for the treatment of Navajo.

(Photo: German air ambulance)

Peskov, speaking today at a news conference, has said that the unclear remains on how Navalny” got sick. /Periscope.