"Kham's Accusations": The Kremlin answered Navalny who accused Putin of the death of a man

Prescribe Dmitry Peskov considers it inappropriate to comment on Yulia Navalny's statements, who "widowed literally a day". The Kremlin is considered "hamster" accusations of Yulia Navalny of the death of Alexei Navalny, her husband, involved in Russian President Vladimir Putin. This was stated at a briefing for the press by its pressecretic Dmitry Peskov, reports "Interfax". He noted that Putin did not see Yulia Navalny's appeal. She declared her intention to further support her husband's case.

"Given that Yulia Navalna widowed literally a day earlier, I leave it without comments," the Kremlin spokesman said. Journalists also asked Peskov to comment on the words of Navalny that the Russian authorities intentionally did not give relatives to her husband's body to hide the corresponding traces of poisonous substance. According to him, he is not familiar with this speech, and the accusations are not supported or confirmed.

"Only for ethical reasons I cannot evaluate the way these words," the official added. On February 16, the Federal Penalty Service (FSVP) was stated that Alexei Navalny died in the territory of the correctional colony in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District. He was 47 years old. The politics became ill after a walk and he lost consciousness. The resuscitation measures were allegedly conducted, but they did not produce.