What did Alexei Navalny die of?
The question remains unanswered, four days after the announcement of the death of the Russian opponent in his high security prison located beyond the Arctic Circle.
This Tuesday, February 20, the opponent's mother called on Vladimir Putin to hand over her son's body “without delay”.
So far, the Russian authorities have refused, citing ongoing forensic procedures.
The spokesperson for the deceased, Kira Iarmich, mentioned
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In France too, justice can “detain” a body for the time to carry out examinations, and in particular an autopsy, if the context requires it.
“If the body is returned to the family and they decide to bury it or cremate it, the chances of establishing the cause of death disappear,” points out Franck Clarot, specialist in forensic medicine in Rouen (Seine). -Maritime).
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