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humanitarianAug 13, 2026

'It was either exile or prison': An interview with Boris Nadezhdin, Kremlin opponent prosecuted in Moscow and now in Paris

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He had only a few hours to decide his fate, and Boris Nadezhdin did not hesitate. "It was either exile or prison," said the opponent of Vladimir Putin's Kremlin, who dared to challenge him, unsuccessfully, in the 2024 presidential election.

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  • Benjamin QuénelleBy Benjamin Quénelle

    He had only a few hours to decide his fate, and Boris Nadezhdin did not hesitate. "It was either exile or prison," said the opponent of Vladimir Putin's Kremlin, who dared to challenge him, unsuccessfully, in the 2024 presidential election. Now, from a hotel in the outer suburbs …

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