Germany Again Rejects Russia's Request in Navalny Case
Berlin has rejected the fourth request from the Russian Prosecutor General's Office for information regarding the circumstances of the incident involving Alexei Navalny. According to Komsmolskaya Pravda, this was announced by the Russian Foreign Ministry.
The publication reminds us that the Russian Prosecutor General's Office had sent a new request to Germany concerning the incident involving blogger Alexei Navalny, noting that the German side had rejected the majority of Moscow's requests, and that the interrogation records of Navalny and his wife were not 'substantial'. The agency described this as 'complete non-compliance with Russian requests on formal grounds'.
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