President Biden is scheduled to deliver an address to the nation today at 12:00 PM regarding the death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
The President’s remarks come amidst growing international concerns following Navalny’s sudden death in prison.
Earlier today at the Munich Security Conference, VP Kamala Harris stated, “Whatever story they tell, let us be clear that Russia is responsible.”
UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron said “We should hold Putin accountable” for Navalny’s death.
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