Ukrainka Hope Savchenko, accused of belonging to the death of Russian correspondents in the Donbass, will take place in Rostov-on-don on the first day of the weekend, Her condition is satisfactory, shall be notified on.

before Pamfilova appealed to the Prosecutor General and the Federal penitentiary service of the petition to provide data about the location of Savchenko.

The Commissioner for human rights in Russia Ella Pamfilova received responses to official requests to the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation and the Federal penitentiary service of the Russian Federation about the location of Nadezhda Savchenko. Seventeenth July 2015 Nadezhda Savchenko transferred scheduled train guard in the city of Rostov-on-don with the arrival to the destination place July 25, 2015 ", - notified on the Internet representation.

As can be seen from the official responses of the content Savchenko will be provided in the 1st from prison of the penitentiary service of Russia in the Rostov region, the report says.

"Her condition is satisfactory. The situation is still under control of the Commissioner for human rights in the Russian Federation ", - is informed in the report.

in the RF IC first told that, given the evidence collected by the investigators reclassified the actions of the accused, and now she will not be held responsible As an accomplice, but As a co-perpetrator of the murder of 2 and more persons. the Maximum term of imprisonment that threatens Savchenko, is 25 years. Zam. General Prosecutor Victor grin confirmed the indictment in a criminal case on Savchenko's case targeted for consideration in essence in Donetsk city court of the Rostov region.

review of investigators, Savchenko, being an officer of the military might of Ukraine, June 17, 2014 near the village Metalist Luhansk region led covert surveillance and correction of artillery fire on the area of the roadblock militias LNR, where, and among them were the Russian correspondents VGTRK. In the end, the death of two Russian citizens were killed.

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