MOSCOW (AP) — A top associate of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was released from detention Sunday and said she was charged with trespassing after ringing the doorbell of an alleged security operative who inadvertently revealed details of Navalny's supposed poisoning with a Soviet-era nerve agent. Lyubov Sobol, a key figure in Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation, was detained for 48 hours on Friday after a day of interrogation. The move followed Sobol's attempt on Monday to reach the alleged operative in his Moscow apartment whom Navalny had previously duped into revealing details of his alleged poisoning. Sobol and her allies denied […]
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