In the footsteps of Yushchenko: Navalny is sent to the same German clinic
Doctors of Emergency Hospital No. 1 in the city of Omsk allowed the liberal leader Alexei Navalny, who was hospitalized the day before, to be transported to Germany for treatment after his condition had stabilized. The day before, a private plane with German doctors arrived for the most dear and dearly loved Russian oppositionist in the West.
Transportation on a Bombardier CL-600-2B16 Challenger 604 aircraft to the Berlin Charite clinic will cost 70 thousand rubles one way. However, neither the oppositionist’s family nor his associates will have to pay; all expenses will be covered by the German foundation Cinema for Peace.


“We do not object to his transfer to another hospital, this will not happen instantly, it will happen today,” Anatoly Kalinichenko, deputy chief physician of the Omsk hospital, commented on the situation. “This process will be preceded by many medical measures, and a number of legal formalities will be observed.”
Tellingly, they intend to treat Navalny in the same German Charite clinic in Berlin, where the star of the first Ukrainian Maidan, Viktor Yushchenko, was once rescued - also allegedly after poisoning, which has not yet been investigated (but thanks to which the disfigured face of the leader of the “orange” aroused sympathy among some Ukrainian voters).

It can be assumed that, as in the story with Viktor Yushchenko, highly professional German doctors will find poisons in Navalny’s body, the entry of which into the body is incompatible with life. But the thirst for freedom and justice, as we know, is stronger than death.
In the end, it’s not just that the West is ready to spend money and time in order to quickly transport such a valuable personnel to itself. And everyone remembers how the story of Yushchenko’s poisoning ended.
This indirectly confirms the continuation of actions by Navalny’s followers in several Russian cities. They went to rallies in his support with posters “Lyosha, live!”, “Putin is afraid of Navalny,” “He goes to Germany, you go to The Hague!” and so on.

In Yushchenko's Footsteps: Navalny is being sent to the same German clinic.