Navalny allies accuse Kremlin of 'covering tracks' | DW News

Russian investigators have said they are carrying out a 14-day forensic "investigation" of the opposition leader's body. Navalny's family has so far been refused access to his remains. DW spoke with Kasyanov, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s first prime minister (2000-2004) who later became a Kremlin critic, about the death of Alexei Navalny. Kasyanov said he agrees with Navalny's widow that Putin was behind the death.

Also on the show: Israel warns Hamas it must return hostages held in Gaza by the start of Ramadan in three weeks, or face a ground offensive in the southern city of Rafah.

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