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Navalny announced the end of the hunger strike: "I do not want people to suffer because of me"

The opposition leader in Russia said he was visited by doctors he trusted, three weeks after he stopped eating demanding that he receive adequate medical treatment.

About a thousand people were arrested in demonstrations in support of him this week, in light of the fear that he would die in prison

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Friday, 23 April 2021, 15:05 Updated: 15:10

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In the video: Thousands of protesters attended rallies in support of Navalny across Russia, 1,000 arrested (Photo: Reuters)

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny announced today (Friday) the end of his hunger strike after three weeks, after he said he had been visited by doctors he trusted.

"I do not want people to suffer physically because of me," read a post posted on his Instagram account.

On Wednesday, more than a thousand people were arrested across Russia, during demonstrations in support of the villain and in protest against the conditions of his imprisonment.

Navalny's associates warned he could die after three weeks of hunger strike, in which he began demanding more adequate medical treatment for the back and leg pain he suffers from.

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