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| BERLIN — Aleksei A. Navalny, the Russian opposition leader who is recovering in Berlin after being poisoned, posted a photograph on Tuesday showing him in the hospital, looking gaunt but very much alive, and telling followers that he was breathing on his own. | BERLIN — Aleksei A. Navalny, the Russian opposition leader who is recovering in Berlin after being poisoned, posted a photograph on Tuesday showing him in the hospital, looking gaunt but very much alive, and telling followers that he was breathing on his own. |
| “Hello, it’s Navalny,” he said in an Instagram post with a picture of himself sitting up in a hospital bed surrounded by his wife and others. “I can still do almost nothing, but yesterday I could breathe the entire day by myself.” | “Hello, it’s Navalny,” he said in an Instagram post with a picture of himself sitting up in a hospital bed surrounded by his wife and others. “I can still do almost nothing, but yesterday I could breathe the entire day by myself.” |
| The message came hours after a senior German security official told The New York Times that Mr. Navalny was awake, alert and had spoken to a German prosecutor but was refusing to cooperate with a Russian inquiry into his case. He also vowed, according to the official, to return to Russia as soon as possible to continue his work. | The message came hours after a senior German security official told The New York Times that Mr. Navalny was awake, alert and had spoken to a German prosecutor but was refusing to cooperate with a Russian inquiry into his case. He also vowed, according to the official, to return to Russia as soon as possible to continue his work. |
| Katrin Bennhold reported from Berlin, and Michael Schwirtz from London. |