"Unfortunately, (the most probable hypothesis) is that he was poisoned a second time": the Bulgarian reporter Christo Grozev, chief investigative journalist of Bellingcat and friend of the Russian dissident who died yesterday in the penal colony of the Arctic region, told CNN, referring to Alexei Navalny Russian where he was detained.
"We don't have enough evidence yet - explained Grozev, who investigated Navalny's poisoning four years ago -, we have circumstantial evidence in that direction, one of which is: if it were true that, as the (Russian) government declared, he collapsed to the ground at because of a (blood) clot during your walk in the prison yard, where is the proof? Where is the visual proof? All prisons in Russia are equipped with surveillance cameras and so far we have seen nothing."
"I repeat, this is only circumstantial but at this point everything suggests that he was killed on purpose - underlined the journalist, who according to Tass is on the "wanted" list of the Russian Interior Ministry -. I am sure that we will find out what happened to him The burden of proof that he died alone is now in the hands of the Kremlin because four years ago we proved that they tried to kill him with chemical weapons."
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