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The same people who most likely poisoned him will now do the chemical analysis and then tell the world how he died.
Alexei Navalny's body will not be released to his mother and family for (at least) 14 days. This was explained by one of the associates of Navalny's team, Ivan Zhdanov, who spoke with the "investigators" of the Russian regime.
"They will do some kind of 'chemical test' for 14 days", comments Kyra Yarmish, the spokesperson of the Team, sarcastically.
If four, maximum five days pass after death, traces of Novichok are erased.
And Yulia Navalnaya also said it very clearly in her touching speech: It was impossible to break my husband. That's why Putin killed him. Manfully and shyly, without ever saying his name. They hide his body… Until all traces of Putin's last Novichok disappear.
"I know who I am, we know who I am - shouted this woman who, despite everything, did not break - and we will say all the names, one by one".
The first to make it clear that the suspicions of a new poisoning on Navalny were very strong - due to a series of data and inconsistencies that La Stampa reported and reconstructed in recent days - was Alexander Polupan, a resuscitator who knows more better than anyone the story of Navalny's first poisoning, which happened in August 2020 in Siberia.
After Navalny was poisoned, Polupan was allowed to see the dissident in an Omsk hospital. It was he – as well as his wife Yulia Navalnaya – who insisted and fought for an immediate transfer abroad, and Polupan was part of the commission that decided to transport Alexei to Germany.
Yulia Navalnaya very actively tried to convince doctors and service officials to hand over her husband for treatment in Germany.
She even publicly addressed Putin – which must have cost her dearly, given her distaste for the man.
Angela Merkel intervened, who was also very impressed by Yulia, after which Navalny was able to be sent to Berlin, to be treated and rescued.
Polupan immediately began to think of a new poisoning. Now Yulia said: Alexei was poisoned again.
Again with Novichok? "We know everything, even the names, and we will make them public soon, one by one," he said as he announced that he is preparing to take over Navalny's baton.
Who are these names? Is it possible to try to hypothesize the most followed direction at this moment?
Russia's top independent investigators are turning directly, with little hesitation, to the FSB, Putin's domestic service, the infamous successor to the KGB.
And in particular to one of his "death squads".
Mediazone, through street cameras, tracked a convoy (a prison service truck, police cars and an unidentified sedan - apparently with men from the services) moving between the prison "Polar Wolf" and the nearest town, Salekhard, the night after Navalny's death. About seven hours before Navalny's mother arrived at the prison, they were hiding traces of their horrors. To give to whom, that body?
Bellingcat's Christo Grozev recalls that "the previous time the FSB seized Navalny's comatose body, then spent two days 'cleansing' his body and clothes of traces of Novichok, before (they thought) handing him over to full security".
Now we are at exactly this stage: they are manipulating the poor dead body to cover their tracks.
Meanwhile, the provider of CCTV cameras across Salekhard, the town of 50,000 where Navalny's body was taken on the night of the assassination, has blocked access to all images and cameras. Something that apparently can only happen at the request of the federal secret service, the FSB.
According to well-informed sources on this file, there is only one Russian government body that could manage the appalling practice of post-mortem "examinations" (to hide evidence) in a high-profile Navalny case: it is the criminal FSB Institute of Forensic Medicine, who was already behind the 2020 attempt to poison Navalny, and had the duty to "repeat the assessment" on Boris Nemtsov's body as well.
There are three main figures who manage the FSB's research and poisoning program.
The shortest is Colonel Stanislav Makshakov, who is in contact with FSB "death squads" in the field. Makshakov reports to General Kirill Vasilyev, director of the FSB Institute of Criminalistics.
Vasilyev, for his part, reports to General Vladimir Bogdanov, former head of the Institute of Criminalistics and then head of its parent unit, the "Special Technological Center" of the FSB. Analyzes on the body, carried out by the same assassination specialists.
A masterpiece of the gulag./ Published by La Stampa
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