Russian ambassador in Bulgaria: “Prison is not a sanatorium. Navalny chose his own fate”. [article in Bulgarian]

by ednorog

23 comments

  1. Her full quote:

    > “I can tell you nothing about Navalny’s death. I don’t think it’s what you think – that Vladimir Vladimirovich (Putin) issued an order for him to be eliminated. Don’t make me laugh, please. Do you understand? Prison is not a sanatorium. He chose his own fate.”

  10. Is anyone surprised by a Russian ambassador saying exactly what she us paid to say.

  13. The only surprising thing here is why there is still Russian embassy in Bulgaria.

  14. Im curious why do we even have Russian embassies in Europe?

    Even if the war ends what could possibly be gained from having a relationship with Russia? Its a failed state, run mafia style, with the guy at the top of the greasy pole surrounded by weak men for security purposes.

    And dont say Oil and Gas – unless you are Austrian ,Europe has mostly managed to break away from Russia on this matter.

  15. Bla bla Russia, bla bla *lies* bla bla Russia, bla bla *lies again*.

    Russia *Balsjoj* like the lie.

    Tune in next week for more*Balsjoj* lie!

  16. Europe fails so hard in “freedom” by allowing its citizens to be subject of the bullshit of evil nations and its criticizes, who take advantage of the same freedoms we have.

  19. He also chose his own fate in 2020 when he put on the novichok-poisoned underwear, I guess. He also literally got his assassinator to admit it on a call, so I’m not too sure about the whole “Putin didn’t order his elimination” thing.

  20. I mean, she is right. It’s not a sanatorium and he knew the evil Russian reaction of him coming back.

    But we in the EU still care about our prisoners, are giving them appropriate heath care and are not killing them.

  21. As did she herself by collaborating with a murderous regime. 

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