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Россия: Здоровье Навального в опасности
Жизнь Алексея Навального снова в огромной опасности. Он больше двух лет в колонии, в заложниках лично у Путина. И всё это время здоровье Алексея только ухудшается, потому что власти ему обеспечивают адские условия существования.
За последние 8 месяцев по надуманным поводам Навального 13 раз (суммарно на 143 дня) отправляли в штрафной изолятор. Вчера адвокат Алексея сообщил, что с пятницы на субботу ему вызывали скорую помощь: «Из-за вновь обострившейся после очередного ШИЗО болезни желудка. Неизвестной болезни, от которой его никто не лечит.
По данным его медкарты за эти 15 суток он потерял 8 кг веса. Глядя на вопиющую и очень странную ситуацию вокруг здоровья Навального, с приступами, признаков которых никогда не было, мы не исключаем, его просто «притравливают» с тем, чтобы его здоровье ухудшалось не резко, а постепенно, но неуклонно».
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