Navalny said he had learned about the cases from an investigator
who visited him in custody on Monday.
"I'm becoming a more hardened criminal every day," he joked in
the post. "So don't think I'm only sitting in a cell, drinking
tea and doing nothing."
He said investigators were looking into the theft of donations
from his anti-corruption foundation FBK, the founding an
organization, in violation of human rights, and insulting a
judge.
The Russian Investigative Committee said earlier it had opened
cases involving FBK and human rights violations against Navalny
and his allies.
In February, a prosecutor requested the Investigative Committee
to check if Navalny's statements during one of his trials could
qualify as being insulting towards the judge.
(Reporting by Maxim Rodionov, writing by Maria Tsvetkova,
editing by Andrew Heavens and Nick Macfie)
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