While many Russian politicians are echoing the Kremlin’s narrative, critics say they suspect foul play and fear that the opposition leader’s demise signals a further rise in repression.
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Exploding pipes left hundreds of thousands of Russians freezing and angry. It’s an unwelcome headache for the reelection campaign of President Vladimir Putin, who is less worried about winning than he is about getting a credible mandate from an electorate already anxious about the Ukraine invasion.