Russian dissident Alexei Navalny denounces the arrest of one of his collaborators.
A circumstance, according to him, linked to the phone call in which Navalny himself would have deceived a security service agent by making him admit that it was he who poisoned the dissident.
"They broke down the door" of her apartment "and took her away for questioning," wrote the Russian opponent on Twitter.
"Today, the police arrived at Lyubov Sobol's apartment at 7 am," the Navalny Anti-Corruption Fund tweeted. The 33-year-old's phone was off and both Navalny's spokesperson Kira Yarmyash and Navalny's fund chief Ivan Zhdanov said they didn't know where she was. Sobol's husband and daughter were allowed to leave the apartment. According to Navalny's team, the circumstance would indicate the opening of an investigation against the opponent's collaborator.
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