Alexei Navalny’s death followed years of persecution by the Kremlin. He was not afraid. He stood for freedom and democracy in the face of oppression. One year after his death, his legacy lives on. - ThreadSky

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eucopresident.consilium.europa.eu • 8 days ago

Alexei Navalny’s death followed years of persecution by the Kremlin.

He was not afraid. He stood for freedom and democracy in the face of oppression.

One year after his death, his legacy lives on.

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toshibafella.bsky.social•8 days ago

Really? He was a Nazis and supported the putly Crimea annexation. Note, there is no ru opposition, support Ukraine instead, dpeak up for Ukrainian people's 😳.... hell men, how crazy your statement, sound similar to the pope 😬

roostie28.bsky.social•7 days ago

Thank you for this reminder and tribute. It’s a good reminder, too, for those of us currently fighting hard for freedom and democracy in the US. I and everyone I know were horrified at Vance’s behavior in Europe. Stand strong, EU!

rua-ri.bsky.social•6 days ago

State directed killings show the impunity felt by Putin. Navalny was sent to Siberia to die, but he lives on.

scottsliter.bsky.social•7 days ago

More people around this planet and more leaders of those people around this planet should strive to be like Alexi Navalny.
A brave person stands against evil and only a coward works to silence bravery.

rop76.bsky.social•8 days ago

Please show this to VP Vance. Maybe he can learn something about democracy.

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