INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The biggest threat to Russia is the regime of President Vladimir Putin, jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny said on Tuesday, in his
first comments since an aborted Wagner mutiny."There is no bigger threat to Russia than Putin's regime," Navalny wrote on social media
"Putin's regime is so dangerous to the country that even its inevitable demise will create the threat of civil war," he wrote."The fact that
the war started by Putin could destroy and break up Russia is no longer a dramatic statement."The rebellion by Wagner mercenary group chief
Yevgeny Prigozhin sparked Russia's largest political crisis in decades.Prigozhin, embroiled in a long-running feud with Russia's military
leadership over the war, ordered his forces to march on Moscow, before abruptly telling them to turn around."It's not the West or the
opposition that shot down Russian helicopters over Russia..
It is he who personally pardoned all of these convicts who were headed to kill (Defense Minister Sergei) Shoigu and whoever else they wanted
to kill.""Today we understand clearly: the band of Putin supporters are ready to start a war against anyone at any moment
That's why it's extremely important to remember that any post-Putin transition must include free elections.""It's not democracy, human
rights and parliament who weaken authorities and lead to turmoil
It's dictators and the usurpation of power that lead to disorder, weak government and chaos
