Ukrainka Hope Savchenko, accused of belonging to the deprivation of life of the Russian correspondents in the Donbass, may rely on the issuance of Ukraine, said a source in legal circles.
The issue of transfer of Savchenko, the Ukrainian side has the opportunity to be raised after about it will be the decision of the court and it will start to act. It is provided by norms of the Convention on the transfer of sentenced to real prison term For a subsequent deprivation of liberty, told the source, " Interfax ".
according to him, the extradition can be carried out Under the conditions of the entry into force of the verdict, the availability of the petition for transfer, the written consent and the consent of both countries. In court yesterday rejected Savchenko has the ability to adjust artillery fire, which she was accused. At this Savchenko recognized that was killing people who "threatened her and her homeland" during the hostilities. She also rejected the arguments of the investigation about the fact that She entered the Russian Federation under the guise of a refugee, and told his version of what happened. Savchenko decided to testify in court in the Russian language. Last week, Savchenko has denied the charges of belonging to the death of the Russian correspondents, and civilians in the Donbass. Fifteen September, the court extended for six months the detention Savchenko. At the same time the official authorized IC of Russia Vladimir Markin said on irrefutable evidence of guilt Savchenko, and also denied her kidnapping by the Russian special services. Savchenko was transferred from Moscow remand prison in Rostov region in mid-July. Then the court had to begin the preliminary hearing, but this was prevented by treatment of the defendant. Savchenko was arrested in Russia, 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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