Russia to Alexei Navalny: 'We Don't Deal With Clothes'

Alexei Navalny's clothes were taken when he was flown from Siberia to Germany after falling into a coma. Navalny claims these clothes are key evidence. A Russian investigation expired without a criminal case. The Kremlin denies involvement, citing lack of evidence. German authorities claim Navalny was poisoned with novichok, but Russian doctors disagree. Navalny's team accuses Russia of a cover-up. The Kremlin states no toxins were found in his blood, suggesting poisoning is just one explanation.

What was taken from Alexei Navalny when he was flown to Germany?

• His phone

• His wallet

• His passport

• His clothes

What did Russian authorities decide regarding the investigation into Navalny's incident?

• They launched a full criminal investigation

• They decided it did not warrant a criminal investigation

• They requested international assistance

• They arrested several suspects

What did a spokesperson for President Putin say about the investigation?

• They are cooperating fully with Germany

• They have all the necessary evidence

• They don't deal with clothes

• They have solved the case

What substance do German officials claim Navalny was poisoned with?

• Cyanide

• Ricin

• Novichok nerve agent

• Arsenic

What has Navalny's spokesperson accused the Russian government of?

• Ignoring international law

• Providing false information

• A cover-up

• Cooperating with Germany