Posted 26 августа 2020, 08:07

Published 26 августа 2020, 08:07

Modified 24 декабря 2022, 22:38

Updated 24 декабря 2022, 22:38

Police questioned the head of the Tomsk headquarters of Navalny in connection with possible poisoning

26 августа 2020, 08:07
Ksenia Fadeyeva (pictured), the head of the Tomsk headquarters of Alexey Navalny, was invited to the police station for an interview in connection with the alleged poisoning of the oppositionist.

- There is no criminal case on the attempt on Navalny's life, so it was not an interrogation, but a survey. (...) They asked questions about the state of Alexey's health when he was with us, about his lifestyle, about what we did in Tomsk. They asked me if I have a version of what happened, - wrote after Fadeyeva on the social networks.

She indicated that the interview was conducted by a transport police officer.

Recall that earlier the Tomsk headquarters of Navalny filed a complaint with the police about the poisoning of the politician. The applicants asked to remove the bed from the hotel where the oppositionist had spent the night.

- (They asked) that the sheets and pillowcases be removed from the hotel, because last year there was a story when he was poisoned in this way. I cannot explain the procedural point, whether the application was accepted or a case was initiated. The police officers interrogated Ksenia (Fadeyeva) and me, we are now at the ROVD, giving explanations. They interrogate everyone who talked to Alexei, establish circumstances of the incident, - reported August 20 Tayge.info Staff Officer Andrey Fateyev.

At the same time, Fadeyeva said that during his stay in Tomsk, Navalny did not complain of health and felt good.

Navalny felt bad on the board of the plane on the way from Tomsk to Moscow. On the morning of August 20, the aircraft made an emergency landing at the Omsk airport. Navalny was hospitalized, he fell into a coma. Later he was sent for treatment to the German clinic Charite, although the Omsk doctors did not say that the patient was not transportable.

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