INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
blasted Russia's invasion of Ukraine and pressed Western countries to impose sanctions against the Kremlin.He was sentenced in April 2023 to
vocally campaigned against President Vladimir Putin for years and stayed inside the country to criticize the 2022 military offensive on
Ukraine even as Moscow passed a raft of anti-dissent and military censorship laws.From behind bars, Kara-Murza has continued to campaign
against Putin and urged Moscow to investigate his claims of having been poisoned.Fears for his health have grown since fellow Kremlin critic
Alexei Navalny died in prison under unclear circumstances in February
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