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A statement from Britain, France, Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands states that authorities conclude Navalny was poisoned with the lethal toxin epibatidine.
found in poison dart frogs in South America.
Russia claimed the opposition leader died of natural causes, but according to the statement, poisoning was, quote, highly likely the cause of his death.
Navalny was held in prison when he died, meaning Russia had the means, motive, and opportunity to administer the poison to him, read the statement.
Navalny's widow, Yulia Navalny, told reporters at the Munich Security Conference that the finding is a validation of her longstanding assertion that Russian President Vladimir Putin was responsible for her husband's death.
Rob Schmitz, NPR News, Munich.
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A statement from Britain, France, Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands states that authorities conclude Navalny was poisoned with the lethal toxin epibatidine.
found in poison dart frogs in South America.
Russia claimed the opposition leader died of natural causes, but according to the statement, poisoning was, quote, highly likely the cause of his death.
Navalny was held in prison when he died, meaning Russia had the means, motive, and opportunity to administer the poison to him, read the statement.
Navalny's widow, Yulia Navalny, told reporters at the Munich Security Conference that the finding is a validation of her longstanding assertion that Russian President Vladimir Putin was responsible for her husband's death.
Rob Schmitz, NPR News, Munich.
A statement from Britain, France, Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands states that authorities conclude Navalny was poisoned with the lethal toxin epibatidine.
found in poison dart frogs in South America.
Russia claimed the opposition leader died of natural causes, but according to the statement, poisoning was, quote, highly likely the cause of his death.
Navalny was held in prison when he died, meaning Russia had the means, motive, and opportunity to administer the poison to him, read the statement.
Navalny's widow, Yulia Navalny, told reporters at the Munich Security Conference that the finding is a validation of her longstanding assertion that Russian President Vladimir Putin was responsible for her husband's death.
Rob Schmitz, NPR News, Munich.