Activist of the Transcarpathian region, the Prime Minister of the self-proclaimed Republic of Subcarpathian Rus Peter Gecko suspected of treason and attempting to change the constitutional order, notified on the Internet office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine.

In the spring of 2014 prosecution in absentia announced Gecko about the alleged encroachment on the territorial integrity of Ukraine. Case under the criminal code regarding Gecko by the end of March opened the management of the security service of Ukraine in Transcarpathian region. According to the investigation, Gecko distributed in the Internet publication, in which he urged the Russian Federation to conduct a peacekeeping operation, to restore and to recognize the statehood of the Republic of Subcarpathian Rus. In addition, Gecko publicly called for changes in the administrative-territorial unit of Ukraine by the recognition of the Republic of Subcarpathian Rus.

Now the Prosecutor General's office suspects Peter Gecko and in the Commission of such criminal offences As " actions aimed at the forcible correction or overthrow of the constitutional order or the taking of state power " and " treason ".

first of SBU said that Ukraine 1970 filed criminal cases on the facts of separatism, terrorism and treason.

at rallies in early April not recognize the legitimacy of the February coup d'etat residents of Donetsk and Lugansk regions announced the development of a " people's republics ", which after held in may referendum declared its sovereignty and later formed the Union of " new Russia ". On the second of November in Donetsk and Lugansk national republics of the election of the heads and parliaments. In Kiev DND and LNR not recognize, blame the militias As if in separatism.

first against a number of politicians were criminal cases - they were charged with the support of separatism and the encroachment on the territorial integrity of the country. The interior Ministry and the security service of Ukraine carry out audits concerning the bureaucrats and employees of state agencies. Those who helped the militia threaten court and prison terms.

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