On the anniversary of Alexei Navalny's death, European leaders and supporters commemorated his legacy amidst ongoing tensions in Russia. Mourning crowds braved freezing temperatures in Moscow to visit his grave, while his widow, Yulia Navalnaya, addressed a gathering in Berlin. Leaders such as German Chancellor Olaf Scholz condemned Vladimir Putin's regime, recognizing Navalny's bravery and dedication to democracy. Kaja Kallas urged for the liberation of political prisoners in Russia, linking current oppression to Navalny’s fight for a free and just society. Navalnaya called for continued activism to honor her husband's vision for Russia.
Navalnaya, speaking on the anniversary of her husband’s death, emphasizes the importance of fighting for a future Russia that is free, peaceful, and beautiful.
Scholz honored Navalny as a symbol of courage against oppression, asserting that his death underscores the ongoing battle for democracy in Russia.
Kaja Kallas, stressing Putin's responsibility for Navalny's death, called for the release of political prisoners as Russia intensifies its repression at home.
Supporters gathered despite the cold to honor Navalny’s legacy, marking not only a remembrance but a call to continue the fight for democracy.
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