BREAKING: Russian opposition leader and Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny is unconscious and in hospital after suspected poisoning, his spokesperson says
"This morning Navalny was returning to Moscow from Tomsk. During the flight, he felt bad. The plane urgently landed in Omsk. Alexey has toxic poisoning," Yarmish said in a series of tweets. "We assume that Alexei was poisoned with something mixed into the tea. It was the only thing that he drank in the morning. Doctors say the toxin was absorbed faster through the hot liquid.
"Navalny remains unconscious and is now connected to a ventilator, Yarmish added.Citing hospital staff, Russian state media RIA Novosti reported Navalny was in an emergency unit and that his condition is"serious, stable."Read MoreNavanly previously suggested he might have been poisoned in July last year, while he was being held in police custody and suffered a mysterious allergic reaction.
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