The people's Deputy of the Ukrainian Rada Nadezhda Savchenko shouted in between hearings of the Supreme court in the case of Ukrainian nationalists " Glory to Ukraine, Glory to Heroes!" And raised his right hand up.
at the time she communicated by broadcast from Grozny, with defendants Mykola Karpyuk And Stanislav Klikom, informs radio " Moscow speaking ", which is also published video of the incident. Savchenko reminded them that she, too, gave in Russia for 20 years, but as she said, in the end it turned out that " not 20 ". Then she raised her hand up And shouted " Glory to Ukraine! Glory To The Heroes!" However, she did not want then to speak to the media, asking for a break in fifteen minutes to " wash her hands ". On Wednesday, the lawyer Ilya Novikov said that Hope Savchenko arrived in the capital of Russia for participation in the trial in the case of members of the Ukrainian extreme right-wing organization UNA-UNSO* Nicholas Karpuk And Stanislaus Cliche. Later it was announced that Savchenko came to the Supreme court of Russia in the capital of Russia. Before the trip to the capital of Russia Hope Savchenko delivered the speech with a video message to his followers on Facebook." for myself I know how important it is, When in the court room where you are sitting in a cage, there are Ukrainians. When there is someone to shout: "Glory to Ukraine!" ? And hear in response: "glory to the Heroes!" And then you realize that you have not thrown their And the struggle continues, And you get power ", Greg told her. Russia's Supreme court on Wednesday upheld the verdict of two members of the Ukrainian extreme right-wing organization UNA-UNSO Nicholas Karpyuk And Stanislav Klychu. Before the Supreme court of Chechnya sentenced Karpyuk And Cliche to 22, 5 And 20 years in a strict regime colony.
* Organization, regarding which the court accepted entered into legal force of the conclusion About destruction or prohibition of activity on the grounds stipulated by the Federal law "On countering extremist activity"

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