Yulia Nasulina. Employee of the paramilitary "Special security service" LNR Alexey Langely demonstrated in court that the citizen of Ukraine Nadezhda Savchenko during her detention in the Luhansk region called themselves the spotter, reports journalist Last news .

on Wednesday in Donetsk city court of the Rostov region of the Russian Federation questioned the driver of the taxi from LNR Vladimir Elfimova, who drove the Russian correspondents to the scene of the attack in the village Metalist, where they then died. This was followed by questioning of former military Dmitry Oslo, who took part in the capture of Savchenko to LNR on June 17 last year.

According to the witness, Langauage, in the afternoon of 17 June, while positions in the village Metalist, He saw 2 scouts, who were human. It was a woman in a military uniform of a foreign proceeding, when it was a bright yellow scarf and duffel. In the bag were later found binoculars, personal care products, two mobile phones, a pocket - map of the area. The scouts also commented that she confiscated the machine.

"She said she was not a sniper and spotter ", - said Langely. He added, then handed it to his commander.

review of the investigation, Savchenko, being the officer military power of Ukraine, on June 17, 2014 near the village Metalist Luhansk region was watching and changing the artillery fire on the area of the roadblock militias self-proclaimed LNR, where and among them was the Russian correspondents VGTRK. In the result of attack two Russian citizens were killed. In addition, according to the investigation, not later than 23 June 2014, Savchenko illegally crossed the border of Ukraine and Russia in the area of the checkpoint " Donetsk-Northern ", After which it was mated.

Itself Savchenko all fundamentally rejects the charges and informs that she was kidnapped in Ukraine and forcibly transported to the Russian Federation. In her defense many times expressed by the majority of Ukrainian politicians, as well as among them the head Petro Poroshenko.

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