The leader of the Ukrainian neo-Nazi movement " Right branch " Dmitry Yarosh, who is wanted by Interpol, has no opportunity to be detained after a request of a foreign country, said on the last working day of the week the head of the Bureau of Interpol in Ukraine Vasily Captivity.
" Yarosh does not have the ability to be neither granted nor detained after a request of a foreign country, as it is placed under the protection of the country of Ukraine ", - said Bondage, UKRINFORM reports. He explained that the implementation of any action in respect of a citizen of Ukraine forbid the Constitution and national laws." We can only accept this case (ad Interpol Yarosha wanted) for consideration ", - said head of Ukrborh this organization. At the same time He quoted obtained from the General Secretariat of Interpol in Lyon a document in which, for example, is it that Yarosh " addressed through social networks, the Internet calling for the leader of international terrorist organization " Caucasian Emirate " Doku Umarov and tried to convince him (Umarov) strengthen its extremist and terrorist activities on the area of the Russian Federation. The video has been distributed to the wider public through public social network " Vkontakte ". Before the last working day of the week it was announced that Interpol was declared wanted the head of " the Right sector " Dmitry Yarosha. First of Yarosh was declared in the international search for the Russian police, became the defendant in the criminal case on articles for incitement to terrorism and extremism, and also in absentia detained Basmanny court of Moscow. It was a once Yarosh appealed for support to the militants of the terrorist Doku Umarov, urging them to intensify action against Russia. In addition, Yarosha in Russia is suspected of participation in combat actions against Russian troops in Chechnya." Right sector is an informal right-wing extremist group, uniting active participants of a number of Ukrainian nationalist right-wing organizations in the process of protests in Kiev in the beginning of winter 2013 and February 2014.

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