Ukrainian pilot Nadezhda Savchenko, accused of belonging to the death of the Russian correspondents, committed iniquity, because of the hatred towards peaceful residents of Donbas, said the Prosecutor in the Donetsk court of the Rostov region. "The motive of the defendant committed the crime was a strong dislike or enmity towards a social group - the residents of Luhansk region ", - said the Prosecutor, reports RIA " Novosti ". according to his vision, Savchenko entered into a preliminary agreement with the command of the battalion "Aydar "" for murder, and among them civilians." In the Commission of crimes She used the skills of military training and experience participation in hostilities in Iraq, the Prosecutor said. On the morning of Tuesday Savchenko was taken to the court of Donetsk of the Rostov region at the hearing on the merits. Fifteen September the court extended by six months detention Savchenko. At the same time the official representative SK of Russia Vladimir Markin said on the irrefutable evidence against Savchenko, and also denied her kidnapping by the Russian special services. Savchenko was transferred from the Moscow detention facility in Rostov region in the middle of July. Then the court had to begin preliminary hearings, but this was prevented by treatment of the defendant. She appealed to the Prosecutor General of Russia with the request to postpone the trial from Donetsk, Rostov region. In her vision, the Russian authorities not able to provide her safety and the safety of the other participants in the process in a place like Donetsk, which, in its expressions, is a " transit point Pro-Russian terrorists ". August 21, Rostov regional court the petition Savchenko not supported and left the case in Donetsk. The verdict the defense and prosecution to appeal. Savchenko was arrested on Russian territory in early July of last year. According to the Russian investigators, Savchenko was a spotter fire Under fire in Ukraine correspondents VGTRK Anton Voloshin and Igor Kornelyuk, who Then died. She faces up to 25 years of imprisonment.