VOICED : Opositor ruso Alexéi Navalni, "estable" y hospitalizado en Alemania

Alexei Navalny, a prominent Russian opposition leader, was hospitalized in Berlin after being transferred from Siberia. He fell ill on a flight to Moscow, leading to an emergency landing in Omsk. His team alleges intentional poisoning, which Russian doctors deny, suggesting a glucose imbalance instead. The Omsk Health Ministry found caffeine and alcohol in his urine but no poison. Navalny's spokesperson disputes these findings and criticizes the initial refusal to transfer him to Germany, suspecting a delay to eliminate poison traces.

Where was Alexei Navalny hospitalized after being transferred from Siberia?

• Berlin

• Paris

• Moscow

• Omsk

What was the suspected cause of Navalny's sudden illness according to his associates?

• Food poisoning

• Intentional poisoning

• A stroke

• A heart attack

What did Russian doctors suggest as the cause of Navalny's condition?

• High blood pressure

• A glucose imbalance

• A viral infection

• Dehydration

What substances were found in Navalny's urine according to the Omsk Health Ministry?

• Caffeine and alcohol

• Nicotine and alcohol

• No substances were found

• Caffeine and nicotine

What reason did Navalny's spokesperson give for the initial opposition to his transfer to Germany?

• To allow any poison to become undetectable

• Political reasons

• Weather conditions

• Lack of medical facilities