MOSCOW (AP) — Alexei Navalny is in bare feet, dressed in blue jeans and a checkered shirt, as he opens the door to his apartment in a drab Soviet-era block.
[…] he wears a monitoring bracelet on his ankle and is not allowed to step over the threshold of his own home — under house arrest in the small apartment he shares with his wife and two children.
Even in confinement, Navalny vowed in an interview with The Associated Press to continue fighting President Vladimir Putin’s regime: “The opposition has to be a moral one,” Navalny said, “calling the bad things bad,”
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Source: San Francisco Chronicle
