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Introduction – Feb 21, 2024

This is another example of how the Western mainstream media now operates as the propaganda/disinformation mouthpiece for the Western powers.

In this particular case, we know the Covid vaccine has been linked to numerous heart seizures. Instead of saying that Navalny died from a cardiac arrest however, the Daily Mail reports that Navalny died from a ‘punch to the heart’, which Russian exile Vladimir Osechkin claims is a ’hallmark of the KGB’.

A subtle turn of changes the whole thrust of the story.

This conveniently allows the Mail to sidestep any mention of the Covid vaccine and heart seizures and pin the blame for Navalny’s death on the KGB.

Case closed. Ed.

Alexei Navalny was killed by a ‘KGB trademark’ single punch to the heart, human rights campaigner claims

Russian exile Vladimir Osechkin said his information came from a prison source

Elena Salvoni and Meike Leonard – Daily Mail Feb 20, 2024

Alexei Navalny was likely killed by a single punch to the heart, a technique used by the KGB, a source inside the prison where the Putin critic was being held has reportedly claimed.

Bruising found on the opposition leader’s body was consistent with the ‘one-punch’ execution method, according to Russian exile and human rights campaigner Vladimir Osechkin.

‘It is an old method of the KGB’s special forces divisions,’ he told The Times. ‘They trained their operatives to kill a man with one punch in the heart, in the centre of the body. It was a hallmark of the KGB.’

Osechkin, founder of the Gulagu.net group which gathers testimony from prisoners and workers in Russia‘s notorious jails, says his information came from a source working in the arctic penal colony where Navalny died on Friday.

His widow has accused Putin of murdering her husband, claiming he was poisoned with the nerve agent Novichok and that Russian authorities are trying to cover up the assassination by refusing to release his body.

Osechkin, however, is not convinced and says that authorities would have been able to kill Navalny in any way they desired, and would not have wanted to ‘leave a trace in his body and would lead directly back to Putin’.

He claims that Navalny had been forced to spend between two and a half to four hours in an open-air solitary confinement space where temperatures could dip to minus 27C the day before his death.

Prisoners are normally kept outdoors for no more than an hour and in far less extreme conditions.

‘I think that they first destroyed his body by keeping him out in the cold for a long time and slowing the blood circulation down to a minimum,’ Osechkin explained.

‘And then it becomes very easy to kill someone, within seconds, if the operative has some experience in this.’

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