Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK) published screenshots of videos with Alexei Navalny at a time when the politician was in correctional colony No. 6 in Vladimir region.
In one of the screenshots, Navalny appears to be in the sewing area, and in the other, in the office of the head of the colony.
In addition to screenshots, RDK published a photograph of the plan of the colony itself and part of a document containing information about the structure of the personnel of IK-6.
In addition, according to RDK, it had some documents at its disposal related to the name of the politician: a request from the Vladimir supervisory prosecutor’s office about whether Navalny has access to mobile communications and the Internet, as well as a transcript of a conversation between the oppositionist and another prisoner, from whom Navalny inquired about the nuances of “local rules.”
< p>The “Russian Volunteer Corps” claims that the fighters of the formation, together with “our supporters from among the law enforcement agencies of the Russian Federation,” were developing a plan to rescue Navalny from the penal colony. According to this plan, RDK fighters were supposed to recapture the politician from the convoy on the way to IK-3 in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug. After which, the RDK assures, Navalny should have been transported to Ukraine.