Imprisoned Kremlin critic is alive. His wife calls it a 'respite,' but danger remains

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Published Jul 11, 2024

For the first time in about a week, the lawyers of imprisoned Russian opposition critic Vladimir Kara-Murza have finally been given access to him. They’ve confirmed that he is alive and as well as he can be under the circumstances. His wife, Evgenia Kara-Murza, calls it a ‘small respite’ and thanked the ‘international pressure’ that helped lawyers connect with her husband.

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