Navalny tells Moscow Court that proceedings against him were to intimidate Vladimir Putin
Moscow, Feb 2 (AFP/APP): Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny told a Moscow court on Tuesday that the aim of the legal proceedings against him was to intimidate opponents of President Vladimir Putin.
“The main thing in this process is to intimidate a huge number of people, this is how it works. They are putting one person behind bars to scare millions,” Navalny said at the hearing, where he is facing several years of prison time.
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