‘Tightly Bound By His Arms and Legs’: Shocking New Report Unveils Brutal Torture Leading Up to Navalny's Death

A shocking new report has unveiled the harrowing details of the torture inflicted upon Alexei Navalny, a prominent critic of Vladimir Putin, leading to his demise.

According to the report, Navalny was subjected to being “tightly bound by his arms and legs” mere hours before his death was announced, the Daily Star reported.

Allegations from Russian human rights group gulagu.net suggest that a forensic expert examining Navalny's body faced pressure from secret services to conceal crucial findings.

Initially, Russian authorities claimed Navalny died from a detached blood clot while imprisoned in the Arctic as part of political repression.

However, new revelations from the organization assert that the forensic expert was coerced into concealing the discovery of blood clots in Navalny's calf muscles and arms, indicating disrupted blood circulation.

Insiders further reveal that the expert suspected Navalny had been bound four to five hours before his death, causing blood clots that led to fatal blockages in his pulmonary artery and brain vessels.

Despite no direct evidence of physical abuse, Western leaders and Russian opposition figures, including Navalny himself, accuse Putin of orchestrating his murder.

Pressure from security services reportedly obstructed the investigation, with the forensic expert and Investigative Committee investigators coerced into concealing the circumstances surrounding Navalny's death.

The Russian government has extended the deadline for the preliminary probe, but official information regarding the cause of death remains unknown.

Navalny's mysterious demise follows previous accusations of an attempt on his life through poisoning with Novichok nerve agent.

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Serving a lengthy sentence on politically motivated charges, Navalny's unexpected death in February raised suspicions, especially as he appeared healthy in a recent video.

Despite assertions of natural causes, Navalny's mother received a medical certificate, and Russian officials deny allegations of foul play. Former ally Maria Pevchikh suggests Navalny was part of a prisoner exchange plan before his death.

While Putin acknowledges the possibility of Navalny's involvement in such an exchange, he cryptically remarks, "Unfortunately, whatever happened, happened."