Russian Opposition Leader Kara-Murza's Health 'Relatively Stable' in Prison Hospital
Lawyers and family express ongoing concerns as Kara-Murza remains in solitary confinement under harsh conditions.
- Kara-Murza, a dual Russian-UK citizen, is serving a 25-year sentence on politically motivated charges.
- He was transferred to a prison hospital in Omsk and held incommunicado for several days.
- His health, affected by past poisonings, is described as 'relatively stable' by his lawyer.
- Western officials have called for his immediate release, citing his deteriorating health and harsh prison conditions.
- Kara-Murza has been a vocal critic of the Kremlin and was sentenced under laws criminalizing dissent against the Russian military.