The Moscow city court recognized the legitimate extension of the detention of the citizen of Ukraine Hopes Savchenko, accused in the case of the death of Russian correspondents in the Donbass.
thus, the court rejected the complaint of protection. Before the Moscow city court extended the detention of Savchenko Until 30 September, reports RIA " Novosti ".
the lawyer Savchenko Nikolai Polozov in the process of the meeting insisted on changing the measure of restraint for the defendant. He pointed to diplomatic immunity Savchenko, who is the delegate of PACE." because of this, please do not hesitate to release her from custody " - He said. The Prosecutor objected to satisfaction of the complaint of protection, because the grounds for changing the measure of restraint Savchenko." finally, the extension of the arrest was made due to the case, and the state of health enables Savchenko in the SIZO, " said the Prosecutor. Remember, July 30, the judge of the Donetsk city court of the Rostov region at the time stopped the trial in the case Savchenko required to defer consideration of the case in the Russian capital. Savchenko was transferred from the Moscow detention facility in Rostov region in mid-July. Prior to that, she appealed to the Prosecutor General of Russia with presbyterate consideration of her case 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 ". The lawyer Savchenko also cited the high cost of transport cost of $ 105 508 thousand rubles, which in the case of a conviction will fall on the defendant. Remember, the Ukrainian pilot Nadiya 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.

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