23 September 2020 12:47
The Russian opponent, after the alleged poisoning in Tomsk, was hospitalized for 32 days
“The patient’s state of health has improved – explained the doctors who were treating him – to the point that medical treatment has been interrupted”. In a statement the hospital pointed out that the possible long-term consequences however, they cannot yet be evaluated.
After leaving the hospital, Navalny commented on what he would say Putin in a telephone conversation on September 14 with the French president, Emmanuel Macron. The Russian leader would have raised the hypothesis that the opponent “may have ingested the poison by himself”, for unspecified reasons, and that Novitchock is a “less complex substance than is believed”.
“Making Novichok in the kitchen, taking a sip on the plane, falling into a coma, ending up in the Tomsk morgue, where the cause of death would have been ‘he has lived long enough’. my clever plan – wrote on Instagram Navalny -. But Putin got the upper hand. He knows a lot. Result: I spent 18 days in a coma as a fool without getting what I wanted. The provocation failed! “.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said instead that “if Alexei Navalny wants to return to Russia, he is free to do so, like any Russian citizen”. But he also added that he does not have “credible information“that he was discharged.
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