In Kiev believe that was initiated by the Ukrainian authorities in case in which appears, for example, the name of the chief of the Russian General staff, Valery Gerasimov, on the events in Ilovaisk has the opportunity to be referred to the international court.

before the chief of the head investigative Department of SBU Gregory ostafichuk said that the Ukrainian police have plans to put out an APB Gerasimov and 10 Russian soldiers on suspicion of " organizing, preparing and initiating armed conflict within Ukraine ". The Ministry of defence of the Russian Federation stated that he believes the allegations are unfounded, and information about, as if handed to the soldiers of the notification of the suspicion was not received.

"If proven guilty, and I dream and I am convinced that it is proven, we are required to send it in international courts, as well as among them for the start of the military Tribunal," said the chief military Prosecutor of Ukraine Anatoly Matios.

before Wednesday, he said that the Shevchenkovsky district court of Kiev elected in absentia to Gerasimov a measure of restraint in the form of arrest.

explaining statements about search Russian soldiers, the official representative of the Russian defense Ministry major General Igor Konashenkov said that "to avoid misunderstandings" Kiev it is recommended that advance notice of departure to the Russian Federation of operational employees of the SBU, which will be organized worthy of a meeting intimate conversations and short wires ".

in April of last year the Ukrainian authorities began in the Donbass force special operation against dissatisfied with the coup d'etat of residents of the region. According to the summary data of the UN, the victims of the conflict were about 6, 8 thousand people. Kiev States that are engaged in hostilities in the Donbass against the Russian military. Moscow has stated many times that troops of the Russian Federation was not there and no, Russia is not a party to the Ukrainian conflict and does not help the militia.

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