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7 of October, 17:21

The Prosecutor During the investigation of the events under Ilovaisk the main Military Prosecutor's office of Ukraine seized about 2 thousand Classified documents, said chief military Prosecutor ? Deputy attorney General Anatoly Matios.
According to the Matios, the Prosecutor's office in the investigation process are faced with problems in access to documents, reports RIA " Novosti " referring to the Ukrainian information Agency LigaBusinessInform." To hold the hearing, you should receive form N1, which has a very limited number of officials faces. This is a lengthy procedure, had the maximum decrease. Investigators have received the admission. Conducted notch 2 thousand Secret documents describing is a combat orders, correspondence, records, tracking links, and so forth. Now these documents should describe, to analyze, to compare, " said Matios. According to the Matios, security forces Investigators also went to the special operations and questioned all of the soldiers who stayed there." as in the operation was attended by many departments, within the scope of the command of the Ministry of internal Affairs and machardie, we now make Herculean efforts to obtain documents from these territorial battalions, at least lists of people and their phones, " said chief military Prosecutor. on 6 September, the commander of the punitive battalion " Donbass " semen Semenchenko said that under the Transfer of the Ukrainian Military has lost more than 1,000 people. Above the head of the defense Ministry of Ukraine Valeriy geletey said about the death of more than one hundred military under the Transfer. But after his statement there is evidence about the discovery of new remains of the Ukrainian security forces in the area. The military Prosecutor's office of Ukraine has registered a case under the criminal code of negligence military service upon environment of the Ukrainian security forces in the area.

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