MOSCOW (Reuters) - An associate of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny said on Thursday his allies would not be holding street protests in the immediate future, toning down the rhetoric following mass rallies across Russia and thousands of arrests.
A Russian court sentenced Navalny on Tuesday ignoring warnings from the West in a ruling the opposition politician blamed on President Vladimir Putin's personal hatred and fear of him.
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