Protecting Roman Sushchenko lawyer mark Feigin, who previously represented the desires convicted in the murder of Russian correspondents in the Donbass, and returned home Ukrainka Hope Savchenko, said that a possible exchange of the defendant on any of the citizens of Russia, arrested in Ukraine.
"as long as I have no information about what, how and where as if he had committed the Roman Sushchenko, no" ? said Player protection to the newspaper " Kommersant ".
While Feigin did not exclude that his client could be deprived of liberty and to ensure that potential exchange one of captured in Ukraine of Russian citizens." If so, then we know about it for the next few days, " ? added Player protection. About the detention in Russia of the journalist of Ukrainian news Agency "UKRINFORM" Roman Sushchenko said a member of the Moscow Public oversight Commission (POC) of the capital of Russia Zoya Svetova. In her expressions, he is placed in jail Lefortovo. Kiev asked in a persistent form to release Ukrainian journalist from jail in the Russian capital. Later, the FSB of Russia in the first day of the week, announced the arrest of an employee of the main intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of defense of Ukraine Roman Sushchenko, which, according to special services, collecting secret data About the activities of Russia's military might and Regardie. A criminal case under the criminal code in accordance with "Spying" under investigation. Sushchenko detained for two months. Ukrainian national Agency "UKRINFORM" assured that Sushchenko is a correspondent of the Agency. The Agency claim that Sushchenko was on vacation and stayed in the capital of Russia on personal business. According to the newspaper, the journalist was arrested immediately upon arrival in the Russian Federation. However, in the Russian international Ministry stressed that Sushchenko arrived to the Russian Federation without a journalism visa. Main intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of defense of Ukraine has not recognized Sushchenko his agent.

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