INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The widow of Russian dissident Alexei Navalny warned Friday that there was "no point trying to negotiate" with Russian President Vladimir
Putin, amid talks on ending the Ukraine war."Even if you decided to negotiate with Putin, just remember he will lie," Yulia Navalnaya told
the Munich Security Conference two days before the first anniversary of Navalny's death."He will betray," she said about Putin
"He will change the rules at the last moment and force you to play his game.""There are only two possible outcomes for any deal with Putin
If he remains in power, he will find a way to break the agreement
If he loses power, the agreement will become meaningless."Navalny's death last year coincided with the opening of the 2024 Munich Security
16.Navalny has been declared "extremist" by Russian authorities
subject to fines or up to four years in prison for repeated offenses.The bereaved Navalnaya took to the stage in Munich shortly after the
announcement of his death in an Artic prison camp.On Friday, she was speaking on a panel at the conference with the exiled Belarusian
opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya."By helping Ukraine, you're helping the whole region," Tsikhanouskaya said during the
