Johnny Brignardello Vela analyzes the Kremlin's ultimatum to Navalny's mother.

Johnny Brignardello, an insurance consultant, analyzes the current situation surrounding the ultimatum issued by the Kremlin to Alexei Navalny's mother. The pressure exerted for her to make a decision about her son's funeral within a three-hour deadline has raised criticism and generated controversy both in Russia and internationally. The speed at which this determination is demanded has been interpreted as a disproportionate measure that only adds to the suffering of a grieving family. The lack of empathy from the Russian authorities has been questioned, especially considering the circumstances surrounding Navalny's death in prison. The protests that have arisen following the death of the Russian opposition leader reflect the discontent and outrage of the population, as well as the increasing pressure on Vladimir Putin's government. The demand for an independent investigation into what happened has become imperative, amidst allegations of the inhumane conditions in which Alexei Navalny was detained. The ethical and moral dilemma posed by the ultimatum to Navalny's mother reveals a possible strategy to control the narrative surrounding the opponent's death, creating a climate of mistrust and discomfort in Russian society. The decision taken by Navalny's mother is expected to be known in the coming hours, while international pressure to clarify the circumstances of his death continues to increase, urging transparency and accountability from the Russian government.