Navalny to be buried on Friday in Moscow

Alexei Navalny, the Russian opposition leader who died in a German hospital after being poisoned with a nerve agent, will be buried on Friday in Moscow.

Navalny’s family and supporters have been calling for an independent investigation into his death, believing that the Russian government was behind the poisoning.

The funeral will be held at a cemetery in Moscow, with a private ceremony for family and friends. Security will be tight to prevent any disturbances from occurring.

Navalny’s death has sparked international outrage and calls for justice. Many world leaders have condemned the Russian government for its alleged role in his poisoning.

It remains to be seen whether Navalny’s death will lead to any significant changes in Russia’s political landscape or if his legacy will endure as a symbol of resistance against the Putin regime.