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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says reports of Alexei Navalny’s death are “tragic and horrifying.”

Trudeau made the remarks on X, formerly known as Twitter, on Friday after international media reports, citing Russian prison officials, said the fiercest critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin has died in prison.

However, there has not yet been any official confirmation of those reports from those close to Navalny, including his legal team.

“Reports of Alexei Navalny’s death are tragic and horrifying. An unwavering advocate for Russian democracy and freedom, his courage was unparalleled. To be clear: He should never have been imprisoned to begin with,” Trudeau said.

“Let this be an important reminder that we must continue to promote, protect, and defend democracy everywhere. The consequences of not doing so are stark. I’m sending my deepest condolences to Alexei Navalny’s family – and to all those around the world who had championed his pursuit of justice. Canada remains committed to holding Putin responsible for his actions.”

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