"Navalny's Arctic Ordeal: From Siberian Prison Messages to Gulag Legacy"
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Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny, currently serving a 19-year prison sentence in Siberia, shared a New Year's Eve message expressing his good spirits and lack of loneliness, despite missing his family and normal human interactions. He humorously mentioned using artificial intelligence to be included in his family's New Year photo and sent "Arctic hugs and polar greetings" to his supporters. Navalny's imprisonment is widely seen as a political move by the Kremlin to silence his criticism and anti-corruption efforts against President Putin's regime.
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- Navalny's penal colony in the Arctic is direct heir to the Russian Gulag FRANCE 24 English
- Aleksei Navalny, in Letter, Describes Transfer to Arctic Prison The New York Times
- An associate of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny is sentenced to 9 years in prison PBS NewsHour
- The imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny resurfaces with darkly humorous comments The Associated Press
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