- A Moscow court has issued an arrest warrant in absentia for Yulia Navalnaya, the widow of Alexei Navalny.
- The warrant was issued at the request of Russia’s Investigative Committee, accusing her of participating in an extremist group.
- This charge relates to her involvement with the Anti-Corruption Foundation, founded by her late husband, which has been declared an extremist organization by Russian authorities.
- Yulia Navalnaya addressed the Munich Security Conference, condemning Russian authorities and specifically President Vladimir Putin for her husband’s death.
- Following her husband’s death, Yulia announced she would take a leadership role in the Anti-Corruption Foundation.
- The crackdown on dissent in Russia has intensified, with the government targeting both real and perceived opponents without regard for international borders.
- Concerns for Yulia Navalnaya’s safety are heightened given the Kremlin’s history of targeting dissidents abroad.
- Examples of Russian dissidents being targeted outside of Russia, including the poisoning of Sergey Skripal in the UK and the assassination of a Russian serviceman in Spain, underscore the global reach of the Kremlin’s repressive measures.
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