US holds responsible for Navalny's death... Announces major sanctions against Russia on the 23rd

The United States will announce major sanctions against Russia on the 23rd (local time) in connection with the death of Russian opposition activist Alexei Navalny, who recently died in a Russian prison.
. On the 20th, White House National Security Adviser Kirby stated in a briefing that ``President Putin is clearly responsible for the mystery of Mr. Navalny's death,'' and stated that President Biden's instructions
Therefore, he announced that he would announce major sanctions against Russia on the 23rd. Some in the United States are calling for Russia to be designated as a state sponsor of terrorism.
Senator Hamm recently announced that he would like to have Russia designated as a state sponsor of terrorism in connection with Navalny's death.
Navalny, who died in prison on the 16th of this month, was responsible for exposing corruption among President Putin and senior officials.
He led the anti-government movement and was considered President Putin's biggest political opponent. In 2013, he ran for mayor of Moscow and received more than 27% of the vote.
However, he was persecuted several times by the Putin regime. In August 2020, a person showed symptoms of poisoning on a domestic flight in Russia.
After collapsing into a coma and receiving treatment at a German hospital, he was arrested, detained and charged as soon as he returned to the country. In 2017, a green liquid was splashed on his face, leaving him nearly blind in one eye.
Ta. He was subsequently sentenced to more than 30 years in prison for charges including illegally acquiring money and goods, extremist activities, and fraud, and began serving his sentence in January 2021. The third prison where Mr. Narinuwai died is
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