The defendants in the case about the tragedy in Odessa on may 2, 2014 supporters of Antimaidan included in the list of the exchange of prisoners from the self-proclaimed Donetsk people's Republic, said Tuesday the Commissioner for human rights DND Daria Morozova.

After the coup in Ukraine activists of Antimiani, dissatisfied with the change of power in the country, in protest, broke the tent camp on the Kulikovo field in Odessa. Day 2 may 2014 in the area of the Greek area were started fights Between activists of Antimiani on the one side and football fans "ultras" from Kharkov and Odessa, as well as activists of Euromayday - with reverse. Later, the riots moved on Kulikovo field - a big brawl ended with the destruction of the participants of the Euromaidan protest camp and the burning of the House of trade unions, which hid Authorized Antimaydan. Victims of the conflict began 48 people, more than 250 damaged.

"Ten accused in the case of the Odessa tragedy on may 2, 2014 we have included in the list of exchange of prisoners of war. Currently these people are conducted dialogues with the Ukrainian side, " - said Morozov.

Malinovsky district court of Odessa on Tuesday will continue the consideration of the merits of the criminal case about mass riots in Moscow on may 2 last year. On the next court meeting will continue the reading of the accusations by the suspect.

at a previous meeting, the court continued the reading of the charges, read out the fifth part of the case materials. According to the lawyer of one of accused on the episode of events in the Greek area Kirill Shevchuk, over several meetings, the court may finish reading the charges. However, the process of the announcement is delayed due to frequent postponements of hearings for various reasons. So, the previous meeting was not held, as the translator of one of the accused citizen of the Russian Federation has not come - the prosecution had not paid for his service. According to counsel, Authorized the Prosecutor's office promised to solve this problem by the next court session.

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