The widow of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny joined the anti-Putin protest in Germany

Navalnaya was cheered and surrounded by admirers as she stood in line at the Russian embassy in Berlin. Alexei Navalny's widow joins anti-Putin protest in Germany. Yulia Navalny was cheered as she waited in line outside the Russian Embassy in the city.

Yulia Navalnaya tells Russians 'be brave' and 'one day very soon, we will win' Yulia tells Sky News: 'One day very close to us will win. Russia will win', she says. Yulia's message for the Russian people is to be 'brave' and be brave.

Yulia Navalnaya is raising hopes for a renewed Russian opposition. The task that Navalny set himself, of opposing and exposing the ills of Putin's regime is now left to Russia’s disparate, disunited, and partially dismantled opposition, with a new figurehead.