Russian opposition leader in serious condition

The ailing leader of the Russian opposition, Alexei Navally, arrived at a Berlin hospital for treatment. He is in a coma after drinking what his supporters suspect was a poisoned tea and accuses authorities of trying to hide crime.

Doctors in Siberia insisted that Navajo is very sick and cannot fly, but then they said that his condition is stable. During the flight he was accompanied by his wife Yulia. The sanitary plane paid by the nongovernmental Cinema for Peace arrived in Berlin and was then sent to Charité Hospital.

The organisation's founder “Cinema for Peace”, activist Jaka Bizilj, told reporters that the Navalnyt situation is “very heavy”, broadcast Oranews.