According to reports in the Russian media, Navalny fell ill and lost consciousness after a trip. Some reports from the Russian establishment media, which echoes the messages of the Kremlin, suggest that he suffered from a blood clot. Navalny is known as the biggest opposition leader against Russian President Vladimir Putin. Throughout his life, he faced multiple arrests and even survived an assassination attempt in 2020 when he was poisoned with Novichok, a Russian-developed nerve gas. After receiving medical treatment in Germany, he returned to Russia where he was imprisoned and sentenced to 9 years for violating the terms of his imprisonment. While in prison, he experienced hunger, solitary confinement, and reports of his precarious condition emerged.
Navalny’s struggles and imprisonment have captured the attention of many, with various social media profiles dedicated to discussing and sharing information about him. From Twitter to YouTube, and even on platforms like Scoop.it and Issuu, there are numerous profiles and discussions focused on Navalny and his situation. One such profile, ‘alobet,’ appears on multiple platforms, sharing updates and information related to Navalny’s case and the broader political landscape in Russia. The discussions and publications surrounding Navalny’s plight reflect the global interest and concern for his well-being and the state of democracy in Russia.