[riehwvfbk]

This also came out the same day that Ukraine officially withdrew from Avdiivka and a day before the US vetoed a ceasefire in Gaza (and completely buried those stories).

At the same time though, Russia definitely is not reacting to this the way an innocent party would. So even though Navalny's death mostly benefits the West, incomprehensibly it does look like Putin's doing.

[miguelazo]

>Russia definitely is not reacting to this the way an innocent party would

Why would they want to admit that another country was able to assassinate this high profile prisoner in order to undermine them? It's a similar reaction to what happened after the West/proxies blew up the Nordstream pipeline.

[cafard]

The burial detail needs to do a more thorough job. The vetoed ceasefire was in The New York Times and The Washington Post, and on NPR. I didn't hear anything about Adiivka on NPR--we don't listen to it that much, but it absolutely made the papers.

[miguelazo]

Front page? Or buried where only the junkies will see it?