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Sign our change.org petition to Congress for Russian sanctions regarding #Navalny : chng.it/SttTHYWyyS
Such bravery, I’m in awe #FreeNavalnyNow #freerussia
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Mr. Aslund, as always, is correct on the best means for the US to defend #Navalny: provide evidence of Putin's wealth stashed in the West. Make the evidence plain and broadcast it worldwide.
Russian income/wealth disparity is off the charts. Truth will damage Putin's standing.
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Putin, who has never mentioned #Navalny by name in public, is forced to confront the $1 billion palace issue. Predictably, he claims it's not his and he never had a palace.
Yep. FSB & FSO (Russian Secret Service) are guarding a private businessman's dacha with a no-fly zone, sure
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Navalny will be free. Russia will be free. 🇷🇺 xitter.cf/guilfanr/status/135294…
Protests reach Kazan, #Tatarstan, which usually tries to keep off the federal agenda with strict control over regional opposition.
#Navalny #navalnyprotests
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Never seen anything like this in years of covering protests in Russia. People are literally fighting back.
Americans For Navalny retweeted
To Putin's trolls screaming at me to "shut up", stop meddling in my/our internal affairs! I'm sitting in California, writing in English, on an American platform. You are invading my/our sovereignty with your vile, threatening tweets! :)
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Protests reach Kazan, #Tatarstan, which usually tries to keep off the federal agenda with strict control over regional opposition.
#Navalny #navalnyprotests
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Wishing I had even half the energy & determination of these protesters in Yakutsk Russia who are on the streets in bone chilling -50 degree cold to stand up for what they believe in. #Navalny
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I am transfixed by the images of #Navalny supports protesting today in Yakutsk in -52 Celsius weather.
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From Vladivostok to Kaliningrad (10 000 km in between), from towns, Siberia like Irkuts to southern Sochi came to the streets. There are not enough independent media outside Moscow to know in details the mood there, yet it's telling #Navalny
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Дворец для Путина this is absolutely MIND BLOWING. Presidents don’t have palaces, dictators do. Putin is an absolute madman and this video is a must watch. #navalny palace.navalny.com/
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Putin could have simply ignored Navalny’s return, but he instead had him arrested as soon as he stepped off the plane, which only proves how threatening Navalny is to Putin’s rule trib.al/K4TiioI
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Putin’s arrest and detention of @navalny is outrageous but all too predictable.
I continue to be amazed at the courage of reformers in Russia who stand up to Putin and his thugs, and I urge a strong and effective response by the Biden administration.
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EU, US Demand Release of Kremlin Critic as Calls Grow for 'Magnitsky' Sanctions voanews.com/europe/eu-us-dem…
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With its head @navalny now jailed @fbkinfo posts its biggest ever investigation into "Putin's palace" near Gelendzhik. Floorplans seem to suggest it's the biggest home in Russia, with wine cave, theater, gym, pool, "aquadisco" & hockey rink, & cost $1.35bn palace.navalny.com
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The corruption and lawlessness of the Putin regime continues to be on full display for the world to see. The detention of Navalny is yet another shameless attempt by Putin to silence the Russian people’s fight for freedom and democracy. The U.S must hold him accountable.
Defying international pressure, Russian court rules Alexei Navalny can be held in custody for another 30 days wapo.st/2LYCjdg






























