Alexei Navalny 2018 presidential campaign

The Russian oligarch had intervened to get Navalny released as part of a prisoner swap, associates of the deceased claim - Putin overturned the deal in the too

That visit, which was recorded in a report by the local branch of Russia's Federal Prison Service (FSIN), is not the only suspicious circumstance connected to the death of the Russian opposition leader.

Over 400 Navalny supporters have been arrested in Russia – After his arrest the priest suffered a stroke 

Alexei Navalny's "courage will not be forgotten," Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has said, reacting to the death of the Russian opposition leader in a Siberian prison.

She spoke to the public hours after it was announced that he had died in prison in Russia.
"Vladimir Putin is personally responsible for all the terrible things they are doing to my country," she said.
She added that she did not know whether to believe the terrible news that the Russian authorities had announced.

Alexei Navalny's family should be notified of his death within 24 hours, one of his aides said.
He said that the family has not yet received official confirmation.
A video from the courtroom was published, which was allegedly created on Thursday, when Alexei Navalny from the prison colony joined the hearing via video link.

Jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny has given his first interview from prison, comparing it to a Chinese labor camp and saying he is forced to watch eight hours of state television a day.

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A court in Moscow on June 9 branded the political organizations of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny as "extremist" and barred them from working in Russia, a further blow to the embattled opposition ahead of parliamentary elections.

Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny denounced Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "naked, thieving king" on April 29, looking gaunt but defiant in a courtroom video link from prison, his first public appearance since ending a hunger strike last week.   

Thousands of people around Russia have joined unauthorised rallies to protest against the detention of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

They are calling for Navalny, who has been on hunger strike for weeks, to receive proper medical care. More than 1,000 people were reportedly arrested.