After 50 days, Russia opposition’s leader released

The Russian authorities released the leader of the Russian opposition Alexei Navalny from the prison after passing 50 days because of organizing protests against the plan of the Russian government for raising the retirement age.

14 October, 2018 15:47

NEWS DESK

The opposition’s leader Alexei Navalny was released getting two chits after spending 50 days in the prison because of organizing unstated protests.

After he was released on Sunday at early time, Navalny said to the journalists, “I think that during the 50 days I have passed in the prison, we saw many proves about the deterioration of this regime absolutely from its failure in the foreign intelligence to the failure in the aerospace industries.”

Navalny had organized two protesting demonstrations against the Russian government’s plan for raising the retirement age which has been signed since that time to be a rule.

Navalny who was the prominent competitor of the President Vladimir Putin had been sentenced to 30 days after organizing a demonstration in August, but soon after being released, he was arrested and sentenced to other 20 days for organizing a protestation that took place while he was in the prison.

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