‘Putin Jung’, a doctor in his 50s who gave emergency treatment to Navalni, died suddenly

-A doctor in his 50s who gave emergency treatment to Alexey Navalni, the ally of President Vladimir Putin, who was addicted to poison, died suddenly.

On the 4th (local time), CNN broadcasts in the United States reported that Dr. Maxmisine Sergei Valentinovich’suddenly’ died at the age of 55. No specific sign was disclosed. Omsk Emergency Hospital said, “Unfortunately, we are notifying the news that Dr. Maximisin, the deputy chief of anesthesia and resuscitation at Omsk Emergency Hospital No. 1, died suddenly. Made a statement.

Dr. Maximisin, who died suddenly, was a medical staff who first treated Navalni, who fell into a coma after showing symptoms of poison on a flight from Siberia to Moscow on August 20 last year. Dr. Maximisin was the chief executive officer of the anesthesia and resuscitation department at the time.

Navalni’s aide Leonid Volkov said, “Dr. Maximisin was the head of Navalni’s treatment, and he was the person in charge of Navalni’s coma when he was in a coma.” I can’t.” However, he added, “The Russian medical system is very poor, and it is not uncommon for doctors at that age to die suddenly. It is unlikely that there will be an investigation into his death.” Navalni was taken from Omsk Hospital to a hospital in Berlin, Germany, and then awoke from a coma and treated for five months. The German government said that Navalni’s body was found to have discovered a chemical substance called Nobichok, a military poison developed by the former Soviet Union. Navalni and other opposition parties claim that the Russian government tried to poison him, but the Russian government denies it. Navalni, who returned to Russia on the 17th of last month, was immediately arrested at the airport upon arrival in Moscow and is currently detained. Reporter Kim Ye-yoon [email protected]