Alexei Navalny was believed to be the biggest competition to Vladimir Putin’s regime. After his imprisonment and death, Navalny’s “legend” continued to grow, with his wife Yulia taking up the mantle as the new face of the opposition. In her recent interview with BBC, Yulia Navalnaya went as far as to claim that she would join the next presidential election in Russia (only after Putin is no longer in power, of course).
While the interview seemingly covered a number of topics, there wasn’t much information in terms of Yulia Navalnaya and her team’s political plans or any news regarding their efforts as an opposition to Putin’s regime. A significant part of the interview was, in fact, dedicated to Alexei Navalny’s book, which is going to start selling shortly.
How you can help Ukraine against Russian aggression:
Come back alive – https://bit.ly/3Ct6O2L (works directly with the command and personnel of military units, purchasing infrared thermal imaging cameras, night vision goggles, hemostatics etc);
UNITED 24 – https://bit.ly/3M2mXiT (launched by the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy as the main venue for collecting charitable donations in support of Ukraine. Funds will be transferred to the official accounts of the National Bank of Ukraine and allocated by assigned ministries to cover the most pressing needs)
Army SOS – https://bit.ly/3UYK168 (manages purchases of necessary ammunition, shields, intercommunication and reconnaissance facilities, etc. and delivers all goods directly);
Vostok SOS – https://bit.ly/3Ruut75 (raising funds for various needs of the army).