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A participant holds a poster with a photo taken by AFP photographer Kirill Kudryavtsev on January 17, 2021, which shows Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny upon arrival at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport, during a demonstration in support of Navalny, who is currently jailed, in front of the Russian embassy in Vilnius, on January 23, 2021. - Small protests in support of jailed Kremlin critics Alexei Navalny were held in the Baltic states of Lithuania ad Estonia on January 23. Navalny, 44, called on his allies to take to the streets after he was detained in a Moscow airport last weekend. He was arrested moments after arriving from Germany, where he had been flown in August to recover from a near-fatal poisoning with the Soviet-designed nerve agent Novichok. (Photo by PETRAS MALUKAS / AFP)

Um tribunal russo condenou hoje Alexei Navalny a dois anos e meio de prisão, por violação de liberdade condicional, com o líder oposicionista a dizer que foi vítima “do medo e ódio” do Presidente Vladimir Putin.

O juiz decidiu que Navalny - que regressou à Rússia no mês passado, depois de ter recuperado na Alemanha de um envenenamento – violou a liberdade condicional, por não ter comparecido às autoridades competentes, no ano passado.

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