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Thank you. Greetings, comrades, and welcome to Eastern Border,

and this bit shorter episode shall be all about Navidly and what's going on with him now.

You see, a few days ago, he was supposed to arrive back home to Russia from Berlin,

where he was sent away with full security, and he was supposed to arrive at Vnukovo Airport,

where everything was cordoned and there was a massive, massive thing there. You know,

all of his supporters gathered there.

And before we get into what happened to him, well, the thing that was bothering the Russian government, who tried to poison him, was the fact that all about this Eves Rocher case.

That thing, in which his probation period was supposed to expire on 30 December 2020,

well, that got him into trouble.

See, two days earlier in 28th of December,

the Federal Predatory Service declared that Navarney had violated the terms of his probation

and was deliberately evading

corrective services oversight by remaining abroad in Germany, where he was Russian August

for life-saving medical treatment, following, well, Russians poisoning him. Like, seriously, with

Novichok. Setting an article published on December 22nd in the medical journal,

The Lancet, which we have also mentioned the previous episode about the Jewish plot,

about Navalny's battle with Novichok poisoning,

the prison service announced that he had made a full recovery from his illness

as early as October the 12th.

The agency also ordered Navarly to appear at its Moscow

office within 24 hours in December 29, while weighing to ask a court to revoke his probation

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