The Communist party of Spain (PCE) was required to dismiss all charges against eight of the Spaniards, which the Ministry of internal Affairs of the country suspects in participating in hostilities in the Donbass.

Spanish police on the last working day of the week was detained 8 people on suspicion of involvement in the fighting in the Donbass. The arrests were carried out in Asturias, Catalonia, Extremadura, Murcia, Madrid and Navarra. They are accused of involvement in the murder, possession of weapons and explosives, as well as participation in promotions, " aimed against the interests of the Kingdom of Spain abroad."

The Ministry of interior of Spain said that the action taken "undermine the peace and independence of the country" and in conflict neutral status of Spain in Ukrainian conflict. After a couple of hours arrested were released, however, They are required to appear in court to testify on demand.

for reviews of the CRPD, " these arrests, there is no legal basis ". They challenged the claim that the suspects had broken Spanish neutrality in the Ukrainian conflict, " because of this neutrality simply does not exist ".

The Spanish Communists believe that 8 people were in the Ukraine, went there to Express support for the vast number of residents East of this state in their resistance to the government of Kiev ".

They also told me that "refuse to consider internationalism crime" as " infinitely grateful to all the men and women who came to Spain to defend the 2nd Republic against fascism ".

"KPI especially grateful to the Ukrainians and other peoples of the former USSR for their support and democratic resistance during long nights of Franco's dictatorship," said the handling of the CRPD.

The Communist party of Spain also said it supported the Minsk agreement on the peaceful resolution of the Ukrainian fall.

KPI included in the coalition " United left ", presented in both houses of the Spanish Parliament, the parliaments of the Autonomous communities, the Communist party has a messenger in the European Parliament.

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