Companions of Navalny announced a reward for the video from the hotel where the politician was poisoned, as well as for information about the poisoners

Companions of Alexei Navalny announcedthat we are ready to pay a reward for information related to the poisoning of the politician “Novichok” in 2020.

In particular, they offer 3 million rubles for a video from the Xander hotel in Tomsk on the day of the poisoning, 1.5 million rubles for “verifiable information about poisoning or poisoners from the FSB, which significantly complements the overall picture and provides additional irrefutable evidence, and for information about other similar special operations “, as well as 500 thousand rubles” for verifiable information about what the killers are now doing and what happened to them after the release of the investigations. “

Ivan Zhdanov, a lawyer and one of the leaders of Navalny’s team, explained this decision in a conversation with The Insider: … Secondly, the very feeling of comfort of these FSB officers, who understand that a reward has been announced for information about their location. I myself am on the wanted list, and I hope they too will have this wonderful feeling that they are under constant surveillance.

Recall that Navalny lost consciousness on August 20 on board an aircraft en route from Tomsk to Moscow. The liner made an emergency landing at the Omsk airport. The politician was admitted to the intensive care unit of the Omsk hospital. On the morning of August 22, he was transported to Germany for treatment and taken to the Berlin University Hospital Charite.

In the analyzes of Navalny’s biomaterials, traces of poison from the Novichok group were found, later I found out ОЗХО.

The OPCW clarified that the analyzes were checked in two laboratories. In blood and urine samples from Navalny, biomarkers of a cholinesterase inhibitor were found.

“The results of the analysis by the OPCW-designated laboratories of biomedical samples collected by the OPCW team and transferred to the Federal Republic of Germany confirm that the cholinesterase inhibitor biomarkers found in the blood and urine samples of Mr. Navalny have structural characteristics similar to those of toxic chemicals belonging to the lists 1.A.14 and 1.A.15, which were added to the Chemicals Annex to the Convention during the twenty-fourth session of the Conference of the States Parties in November 2019. This cholinesterase inhibitor is not included in the list of the Chemicals Annex to the Convention, ”the message said.