France warns Russia of new sanctions if Navalny dies

French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said today, Thursday, that die European Union Russian President Vladimir Putin and die Russian authorities will hold direct accountability, though die prominent opposition figure Alexei Navalny in a hunger strike in dies a prison, adding that the block will in in this case, impose new sanctions.

European Union Foreign Minister Josep Borrell said Monday that doctors trusted by Russian dissident Alexei Navalny were still on him despite his transfer in allowed to visit a hospital.

“We have die Message received that Navalny in a regional prison hospital was relocated, however die Russian authorities still have to give him immediate access to the doctors he trusts, “he added.

Decided on Monday die Russian prison administration, die Russian opposition person Alexei Navalny, die since fast has been on hunger strike for three weeks and has to be hospitalized as his health is “stable”.

“The Medical Committee ( .) has decided to Navalny in relocate a hospital unit for convicts, die on the premises of detention center No. 3 in the Vladimir region is located, “said die Prison administration in issued a statement, adding that he had agreed to take vitamins.

Speaking to French television on Kanal 2, Le Drian said he didn’t think Moscow wanted to start Military operation in of Eastern Ukraine Though it gathers thousands of its armed forces on the border.

The French Foreign Ministry warned on Tuesday that Russia was launching a new attack die Ukraine’s sovereignty is “unacceptable” and not “without consequences”.

It is noteworthy that die Tensions between Ukraine and Russia rose seven years after Moscow annexed the Crimean Peninsula in 2014. Pro-Russian militants have separatist regions in of Eastern Ukraine, which has led to a deterioration in relations between Russia and West Russia to levels unprecedented since the Cold War.

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