Yulia Navalnaya, the widow of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, has been added to Russia's list of 'terrorists and extremists' by Rosfinmonitoring, with an arrest warrant issued for her alleged involvement in an extremist group after her husband's death. Navalnaya, residing in exile, has condemned Vladimir Putin, attributing her husband's death to him, and continues to advocate against the Russian government. Despite the arrest warrant, Navalnaya has been appointed chairwoman of the Human Rights Foundation, vowing to uphold her late husband's work and challenge Putin's regime. The move by Russian authorities to target Navalnaya reflects the ongoing suppression of dissenting voices and opposition figures in the country, with Navalny's organizations banned and labeled as extremist and terrorist groups.