Alexei Navalny released from artificial coma.

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Russian rival Alexey Navalny, who was hospitalized in Germany after being poisoned in Russia, was removed from an artificial coma.

The condition improved but there was little evidence of possible exhaustion. On Monday, Russian rival Alexei Navalny, who was hospitalized in Germany after being poisoned in Russia, was released from an artificial coma. He will "step by step" to stop using the ventilator Doctors have not yet been able to comment on the possible consequences of poisoning by nerve agents identified by German experts as a type of Novichok.

On Sunday, the German Council sent an ultimatum to Russia, abolishing it "a few days" before making a decision on good sanctions if Russian authorities do not cooperate in an open investigation. The poisoning of the 44-year-old opponent was "All attempts to link Russia with the incident were not accepted," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said, but the German government, which confirmed that Alexeï Navalny, had fallen. Poison victim Monday, Angela Merkel did not rule out the consequences of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline project.
The Russian ambassador summoned London

The British foreign minister called the Russian ambassador to the country on Monday. "To express deep concern about Alexei Navalny," said Dominic Raab, if this affects the British government in particular, it is because Novichok worked on land in 2018 to target former Russian spy Sergei Skripal in March 2018. The two-faced agent and his daughter has not realized but escaped and is under protection since then.

Dawn Sturges, 44, died after burying Novichoke alone, in a bottle in which her friends took and believed perfume. Nearly 200 soldiers were needed, along with a team of experts, to remove all contaminants from Salisbury from all of Novichok. It took almost a year to complete this mission.

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