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schema:articleBody	Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny said Monday that Western laboratories had found traces of a Novichok nerve agent in and on his body and demanded that Moscow return his clothes. Navalny, who is recovering in Berlin's Charite clinic, fell violently ill during a flight from Siberia to Moscow on August 20. He spent two days in hospital in Russia before being airlifted to Germany. "Two independent laboratories in France and Sweden and the Bundeswehr specialised laboratory confirmed the presence of Novichok in and on my body," he said in his first blog post since emerging from a coma, referring to a German military lab. He noted that Russia had still not opened an investigation and that Russian talk shows had suggested that Western intelligence officials or his own allies carried out the attack. "I did not expect anything else," he wrote. He also demanded that Russian authorities return his clothes that were removed before he was flown to Germany -- "totally naked" -- saying they were important evidence. "Taking into account that Novichok was found on my body, and poisoning through physical contact is highly likely, my clothes are a very important piece of evidence," he wrote. "I demand my clothes be carefully packed in a plastic bag and returned to me." In a separate post on Instagram, he published a picture with his wife of 20 years, Yulia, saying he remembered little of his illness but that she had helped his recovery. "Now I definitely know from experience: love heals and brings you back to life," he said. "Yulia, you have saved me, and let it go down in neurobiology textbooks." Navalny supporters and European leaders have said that the poisoning using Novichok, a military-grade nerve agent, points to a state-sanctioned attack. The Kremlin has dismissed the claims as "absurd". as/jbr/ach
schema:headline	Navalny says Novichok found 'in and on' his body
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schema:datePublished	2020-09-21 (xsd:date)
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