According to European media, American intelligence believes that Russian President Vladimir Putin did not order the death of Russian opponent Alexeï Navalny.
According to these media, in particular the French media BFM TV, this is what would emerge from a Wall Street Journal investigation based in particular on sources close to American intelligence agencies.
Thus, Russian President Vladimir Putin probably did not order the assassination of his political opponent Alexei Navalny, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported this Saturday, April 27, citing sources close to American intelligence agencies.
As a reminder, the main opponent of Vladimir Putin, Alexeï Navalny died on February 16, 2024, at the age of 47, while he was serving a 19-year prison sentence.
He was incarcerated in a penal center in the Arctic region of Yamal-Nenets.
When his death was announced, his supporters accused Vladimir Putin of having ordered his assassination.
Moreover, they declared that they would provide evidence to support their allegations.
The Kremlin, however, contested any state involvement in the death of the opponent.
Russian President Vladimir Putin notably declared that the death of Alexeï Navalny was a “sad event. »
The Wall Street Journal, citing unnamed sources familiar with the matter, reported that US intelligence agencies had concluded that Vladimir Putin probably did not order the assassination of his opponent.
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