A survivor of the Salisbury Novichok poisonings has warned Alexei Navalny’s widow that she ‘could be next’.
Charlie Rowley’s partner Dawn Sturgess was killed by the deadly nerve agent in 2018 and left him partially paralyzed. Now he fears Yulia Navalnaya could be Putin’s next victim and has warned her to ‘watch her out’.
His intervention comes after Navalnaya released a video insisting that Putin used Novichok to kill her imprisoned husband after he “couldn’t be broken.”
The body of the deceased Russian dissident Alexei Navalny was handed over to his mother today after a nine-day wait.
Mr Rowley, 50, said The mirror news of Navalny’s death sent him spiraling back into PTSD and his worst nightmares.
He said that if he ever meets Yulia, he will be linked to her because he knows Putin is “destroying lives” because he destroyed his and his partner Dawn.
‘But I want to warn her to keep an eye on her. “Be very careful or she could be next,” he told the newspaper.
Mr Rowley still lives in fear and said he could say nasty words about Putin, but he doesn’t want to.
He is still traumatized by the events surrounding the alleged attempted murder of former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal, 68, in Salisbury.
In March 2018, both he and his then 33-year-old daughter Yulia were rushed to hospital in critical condition after coming into contact with Novichok – a deadly nerve agent concocted by Soviet scientists during the Cold War.
