Russian Activist Nina Litvinova Dies by Suicide, Blames Putin in Note
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- •Nina Litvinova was a well-known Russian human rights activist and dissident.
- •She died by suicide on May 15, 2026.
- •Her suicide note explicitly criticized Putin's war in Ukraine and the repression of dissent in Russia.
- •Litvinova had a history of opposing the Kremlin's policies and supporting civil liberties.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Russian government increases repression of activists following Litvinova's death then domestic dissent may intensify, potentially leading to more protests and international condemnation.
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