Pussy Riot-linked activist hospitalized for possible poisoning

Russian news agency Geotr Verzilov, a Russian activist, suddenly lost the ability to talk and send it to a hospital in Moscow. The members of Vizilov and Pussy Riot lost in the World Cup Final

Russian media reported that his health condition deteriorated unexpectedly after Kremlin 's critic Peter Verzilov received treatment at the toxicology department of Moscow hospital.

According to the news agency, Versika Nikulshina, a member of Pussy Riot, got sick with Verzilov.

Verzilov is closely related to the anti-Kremlin organization and is married to another member, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova. He has a passport with Russia and Canada

Nikulshina said that he began to complain of blindness after playing for two hours at home on Tuesday night.

"At first it is his vision, then the ability to talk, then the ability to walk normally," Nikulshina told the Russian Meduza website.

"When the ambulance arrives, he just said," No, I have not eaten anything, I did not take anything. " "Nikulshina said.

According to reports, while traveling to the hospital, Verzilov began to cramp. He was admitted to the ICU department and was taken to the department of toxicology later. According to the report, the doctor refused to tell Nikulshina whether it was addiction.

His wife, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova said tweets on Wednesday that Verzilov is in a "very serious condition" and may be "addicted."

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Canada is concerned about the destiny of Verzilloff and said that it is tied to allegations of Salisbury Sergei riyal poisoning.

"Of course, we are thinking very seriously about this, it is too early to conclude what happened and what happened."

Born in Moscow Verzilov spent part of his research in Toronto from 1999 to 2003 and received a Canadian passport. Then he returned to Moscow. He met Tolokonnikova at the university, became a member of the performance group called Voina, and then collaborated with Pussy Riot. Verzilov is also one of the founder of the government critic Mediazona website.

In July 2018, Versirov temporarily invaded the stadium together with Nikurushina and the other two pussy rioters in the Moscow Soccer World Cup final game. The organization stated that the stunt was designed to raise concerns about human rights violations in Russia. They were sentenced to 15 days in prison

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