Who poisoned Navalny? – survey of Sergei Rulev on the streets of Moscow
Controversial blogger Sergei Rulev, who announced his trip to Moscow to combat liberal attempts to organize a color revolution in Russia , conducted a survey of Moscow residents regarding the scandal surrounding Alexei Navalny's poisoning. The results pleasantly surprised him.
Rulev said that upon arriving in Moscow, he did not find any street activity from the pro-Western opposition (apparently, the liberals were hiding until the next weekend). Therefore, the blogger decided to ask Muscovites what they think about Navalny’s poisoning and Donald Trump’s threats to introduce new sanctions against the Russian Federation?
It is interesting that most respondents perceive the news about the poisoning of the opposition leader with skepticism - even among ordinary people, a similar story with Viktor Yushchenko, who also checked himself into that same German clinic in order to get additional votes before the elections, is still heard.
In addition, Muscovites and guests of the capital surveyed are confident that Navalny is just an excuse. Without the poisoning scandal, the West would have found another reason for anti-Russian sanctions.
“The rumors that Moscow is liberal have not been confirmed. People evaluate it soberly,” the blogger commented on the survey results.
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