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Britain said it would consider new sanctions against Russia after five European countries determined Alexei Navalny most likely died from poisoning by a frog toxin arranged by the Russian state.

The Guardian
UK considers new Russia sanctions after Navalny frog toxin finding

Yvette Cooper says claim against Kremlin ‘deeply serious’ while Russia dismisses western ‘feeblemindedness’ The UK is mulling fresh sanctions against Moscow after pinning blame on the Kremlin for the poisoning of the Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, Yvette Cooper has suggested. The Foreign Office and four of the UK’s allies - Sweden, France, Germany and the Netherlands - announced on Saturday they had determined that Navalny’s death was most likely the result of poisoning using dart frog toxin arranged by the Russian state. Continue reading. . .

UK considers new Russia sanctions after Navalny frog toxin finding
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The Independent
Truth is the most ‘dangerous weapon’ against Russia, UK says as it hits back at denial over Navalny’s death

Labour foreign secretary Yvette Cooper suggested Moscow could face new sanctions, while his widow has called for Vladimir Putin to be held accountable

Truth is the most ‘dangerous weapon’ against Russia, UK says as it hits back at denial over Navalny’s death
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Die Zeit
Alexei Navalny: Rubio calls report on Navalny poisoning worrying

EU states consider it proven that the Russian opposition figure Navalny was poisoned. The United States see no reason to doubt the investigation.

Alexei Navalny: Rubio calls report on Navalny poisoning worrying
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Die Presse
Rubio: Navalny poisoning report 'worrisome'

Marco Rubio called the findings of European states regarding the poisoning of Alexei Navalny credible. There is 'no reason for doubt' about the report that holds Russia responsible.

Rubio: Navalny poisoning report 'worrisome'
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Kathimerini
Navalny case: Britain considers increasing sanctions against Russia

Britain, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden announced yesterday that the Russian state is the primary suspect in Navalny's poisoning two years ago.

Navalny case: Britain considers increasing sanctions against Russia
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Süddeutsche Zeitung
Murder of Navalny: A regime shows its true face

Now it is likely confirmed: Putin's dictatorship has murdered its most prominent critic in detention with a treacherous poison. But this realization will likely change little in Russia.

Murder of Navalny: A regime shows its true face
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Kathimerini
Rubio: US does not dispute the five-country report on Navalny's death

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that the five European allies' report accusing Russia of the killing of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny with a frog-derived toxin is troubling.

Rubio: US does not dispute the five-country report on Navalny's death
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Le Figaro
United Kingdom: toward tougher sanctions against Russia following revelations about the death of Alexei Navalny

Five European states confirm the assassination of the Russian opposition figure. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer praises his courage in the face of tyranny

United Kingdom: toward tougher sanctions against Russia following revelations about the death of Alexei Navalny
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El Mundo
The United Kingdom studies possible sanctions against Russia over Navalny poisoning

The UK, Sweden, France, Germany and the Netherlands said yesterday that poison was found in samples taken from the body of Russian opposition leader Navalny.

The United Kingdom studies possible sanctions against Russia over Navalny poisoning
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Handelsblatt
After the Kremlin critic's death: European countries say Navalny died of a nerve agent, according to analysis

On the second anniversary of the Kremlin critic Navalny's death, foreign ministers Wadephul and colleagues on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference present new findings. Will this have consequences for Putin?

After the Kremlin critic's death: European countries say Navalny died of a nerve agent, according to analysis
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