Trump compares Navalny's death to his legal battle - Asian News from UK

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : Taking to his social media platform 'Truth Social', Trump said, "The sudden death of Alexei Navalny has made me more and more aware of what is happening in our Country.
32% : Trump has long expressed fondness and admiration for Putin and even sided with the Russian President over Moscow's alleged interference in the 2016 presidential election in a stunning rebuke of the US intelligence community, CNN reported.
31% : "Trump needs to answer to that.
24% : Notably, Trump faces 91 criminal charges but has pleaded not guilty to all charges, which span four separate cases against him.
18% : Notably, during his presidential tenure, Trump declined to join other world leaders in condemning Russia after Navalny was allegedly poisoned in 2020 with a Soviet-era chemical nerve agent 'Novichok'.
15% : "The first time Trump mentioned Navalny's name in the wake of his death was when he shared a piece by the Tippinsights editorial board on Sunday with the headline "Biden:Trump::Putin:Navalny," claiming that there are some parallels between Navalny's treatment in Russia and that of Trump's in the USOn the other hand, former South Carolina Governor and Trump's last remaining major GOP rival, Nikki Haley has repeatedly called out Trump for avoiding addressing Navalny's death.
6% : Trump drew comparisons between Navalny's mysterious death and his alleged "political persecution" and accused Joe Biden of "destroying" America.
4% : Trump drew comparisons between Navalny's mysterious death and his alleged "political persecution" and accused Joe Biden of "destroying" America....reports Asian Lite NewsFormer US President Donald Trump broke his silence on the death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny but avoided condemning Moscow or President Vladimir Putin in his cryptic post, CNN reported.

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