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On March 2 (2024), following the burial of Aleksei Navalny in Moscow's Borisovskye Cemetery, people continued to visit and pay their respects despite a significant police presence. Over 120 individuals were arrested across Russia for participating in rallies honoring Navalny's memory. Despite police efforts to deter supporters, fresh flowers and wreaths were continually laid at Navalny's grave, with visitors allowed to spend ample time at the cemetery without interference from security forces. Navalny's mother-in-law, Alla Abrosimova, visited his grave alongside Navalny's mother, sharing emotional moments and expressions of love for the late opposition figure. Yulia Navalnaya, Navalny's wife who resides outside Russia for safety reasons, did not attend the service but expressed her deep love and commitment to continuing his work for democracy in Russia through an emotional letter and video on Instagram. Close relatives and associates were permitted to attend a brief funeral ceremony at the Church of the Icon of the Mother of God before Navalny's burial.

Inserted: 02-03-2024 16:03:01

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