‘Putin’s biggest fear is people rallying in the streets’
Al Jazeera
As Alexey Navalny languishes in jail, observers say a broad range of political opponents is being targeted.
In recent months, Violetta Grudina has been assaulted, fined and her apartment windows have been shot at from what appears to be a pump rifle. Someone broke into her office, painted swastikas on the walls and damaged the furniture. Her home address was publicised in slanderous leaflets. “A gang of non-humans luring our children to homosexuality and other indecencies has emerged in our calm northern city,” said the anonymous leaflet, which her neighbours received.
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World Health Organization says 226 health workers, patients killed in Lebanon since start of Israel’s war on Hezbollah.
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Five healthcare workers killed in Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon, Ministry of Public Health says.