Navalny's death in prison, arrow of accusations pointed straight at Putin

 The death in prison of Alexei Navalny, a staunch critic of the Russian government, is no mere coincidence; Rather, he was killed in a planned manner by the country's president, Vladimir Putin. Such complaints are from various western circles. It is claimed that anti-Putin stance and speaking out against corruption is a bad thing for this leader. Navalny's death made it clear how much Putin fears dissent - as do many.

Alexei Navalny has spent most of his life in prison for his anti-Putin stance. He had to endure a lot of torture. Rumors of his death spread several times. But this time it is no longer a rumor, this leader who is a staunch critic of Putin has actually died. Navalny's death is normal or there is a mystery? Many people have such questions.

Many believe that the assassination was planned to remove Navalny, a long-time nemesis; Russian President Vladimir Putin has helped. The Russian government has been accused of killing him several times before.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, sharply criticizing Putin, said that Alexei Navalny died in prison. Of course Putin is behind it. As long as he is in power, he doesn't care who dies, how many die. Western leaders say Russian authorities cannot avoid responsibility for Navalny's death. They allege that this heinous killing is to stop dissent.

US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said Navalny was the only person Putin feared. So Navalny has been imprisoned for more than a decade, and has been tried multiple times. Finally he died in prison. Russia must take responsibility for this.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is of the same opinion. He said, the world saw an example of how much Putin is afraid of dissenting people. Those who are fighting against corruption found evidence of how much they fear Putin.

Analysts say Navalny's death will have a 'chilling effect' on Russian politics. Although many parties are angry, Putin's government will not be under any pressure as there is no strong opposition party in the country or outside the country. However, the Russian government calls these Western accusations baseless. The Moscow government has commented that they are revealing their own character by making up various stories about Navalny's death.