Russian President Vladimir Putin, commenting on publications about Russian intelligence officers allegedly involved in the "poisoning" of Alexei Navalny, said that no one needs a "Berlin patient" to poison him.

The politician has not yet disclosed any details.

According to the Russian President, it may occur only when normal dialogue between Transnistria and the rest of Moldova is established.

“I have not yet made a decision for myself whether I go to the election in 2024 or not,” the Russain President said during a press conference.

“This patient of the Berlin clinic is supported by the US special services,” the Russian President said.

A message from the Elysee Palace says that the test was done after the first symptoms of the disease appeared in the head of state.

The information about the second poisoning of the Russian oppositionist is not serious, Sergey Lavrov said.

According to journalists, Trump told several of his advisers that on January 20, he would refuse to leave the White House on his own.