Der inhaftierte russische Aktivist Ilja Jaschin sagt, er fürchte um sein Leben nach dem Tod von Nawalny

16 comments

1. “After” Navalny’s death? Has he been paying attention? His safety has never been certain since he became a Putin critic.

2. Such a sad place, Russia.

3. Reason why Russia exhumed graves in Russia and Jerusalem is watching…

4. Anybody that’s ever crossed Putin should fear for their lives. He’s proven that he has no problem poisoning people.

5. And in the end you will love big brother….

6. I admire the bravery of all these activists and those who oppose Putin’s reign. Fearing for your life is a given. He’s not called “the poisoner” for no reason.

7. Let me just remind you that we still have not received a single piece of evidence of the intentional murder of Navalny, and not of natural death from a blood clot.

8. What’s the over/under on how long before this guy ends up dead in his cell as well?

9. Seems like a valid concern.

10. A very sad world where peaceful people who wish better for the countrymen are jailed and killed by selfish and unsympathetic people who only look after their own greed and power. What’s even worse is that these people fighting for the future of their country and freedom get shunned by the citizens they try to help, who prefer slaving for their overlords instead. Unfathomable.

11. I want to know what’s happened to [Vladimir Kara-Murza](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vladimir_Kara-Murza) too!

12. He didn’t before?

13. No need to fear. Death is a guarantee. It’s just a matter of when and how.

14. No kidding. We don’t live in a safe and justly world and it is only getting worse

15. “I feared for my life before too, but I also do now”

16. Literally the point bro.