Moscow judge who ordered the detention of the citizen of Ukraine Hopes Savchenko, accused of belonging to the deprivation of life of the Russian correspondents in the Donbas, was included in the Sanctions list of Ukraine published on Wednesday. for example, the list includes judge of the Basmanny court of the capital of Russia Natalia mushnikov? and Arthur Karpov. They repeatedly extended Savchenko's period of detention in jail, treated her complaints about the investigation, and did not want to let her go at the PACE session. the list included and the judge of Moscow city court Pavel Melekhin (in the order of his place of work falsely indicated the Basmanny court of Moscow), who extended Savchenko term of imprisonment of more than 1 year. It should be noted that for Karpov this is not the first punishment: he is also a defendant in the so-called " Magnitsky list ". on Wednesday, the head of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko has put into effect the punishment against the Russian Federation for a period of one year. The sanctions list has incorporated 388 physical and 105 legal entities. according to investigators, during the hostilities in the district of Lugansk in June 2014, Savchenko, knowing the coordinates of the location of the group of Russian correspondents VGTRK and other civilians, handed them over to the Ukrainian troops. In the end, artillery strikes two correspondents lost his life. Protection Savchenko insists that those events were a regular episode of hostilities and Ukrainian armed forces have not strike at the civilian population, and the militia LNR. Russian correspondents officially accredited in Ukraine, Under the assumption of protection Savchenko, was on the ground fighting illegal. As noted by the RF IC, Savchenko was elected to the PACE after the beginning of criminal prosecution in Russia, for this reason, the immunity does not apply to it. Russian courts have supported this view. The court of Donetsk of the Rostov region will begin consideration of the case Savchenko on the merits on September 22.