Dispute over whether possibly poisoned Russian opposition leader can be moved abroad for treatment
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We do not believe that the patient has suffered poisoning." Alexander Murakhovsky, the senior doctor at the hospital, said later in a video statement posted online that the preliminary diagnosis was that Navalny had suffered a "a sudden drop in blood sugar" caused by an unspecified "metabolic disorder," according to Russia's RIA Novosti news agency. Germany and France had both offered to help."The ban on the transportation of Navalny is an attempt on his life, which is being made right now by doctors and the deceitful authorities who sanctioned it," Yarmysh said.Murakhovsky said many legal questions would need to be addressed before Navalny could be moved out of Russia.
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