Navalnyj is recovering from the Charité clinic in Berlin after being transported from Russia. She announced on Monday that the patient had made such progress that he could have been awakened from artificial sleep and was responding to verbal stimuli. According to Der Spiegel magazine, Navalny’s condition has further improved, he is already able to speak.
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According to an analysis by the Bundeswehr military chemical laboratory, an even more toxic substance from the group of newcomers was used to attack than the former agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia were poisoned.
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Enhanced protection
Der Spiegel said Navalny apparently remembered what had happened before he crashed aboard a plane bound for Tomsk to Moscow on August 20. His statement could be dangerous to those behind the poisoning.
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Due to possible risks, the Berlin Criminal Office has tightened security measures. According to Der Spiegel and Bellingcat, Navalný is now being overseen by more police officers, and controls have been stepped up, as more visits can be expected as the situation improves.
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Putin wants the poisoning investigated
Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte told Il Foglio that Russian President Vladimir Putin had confided in him with the intention of setting up a committee to investigate Navalny’s poisoning: “President Putin assured me that Russia intended to clarify what had happened. and told me that he would set up a committee of inquiry and was ready to work with the German authorities. “
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“Cooperation is the best way to prevent this dramatic event from having a negative impact on relations between the European Union and Russia,” added the head of the Italian government. Germany is outraged and is even considering the possibility of not completing the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
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After the collapse on board the plane, Navalnyj was first hospitalized in Omsk and later, after international pressure and urging the family, was transferred to the Berlin Charité clinic, although Russian doctors were against it. Moscow denies involvement in the poisoning, claiming that Russian doctors have not found her signs.
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