“Yatsenyuk has never fought in Chechnya, the testimony obtained under torture from prisoners illegally in the Russian Federation of citizens of Ukraine”, – Avakov asks Interpol to dismiss the Russian Federation on investigation of former Prime Minister
Uncategorized April 29, 2017Interior Minister Arsen Avakov has decided to appeal with an official letter to Interpol with a request to recognize the claim of the Russian Federation, which declared the former Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk in the international search on the case about the alleged involvement policy in the military campaign in Chechnya.
On Friday, April 28, the Ministry
internal Affairs has published a statement, reports “Диалог.UA”.
On the website of the Ministry of interior refers to the fact that
The General Secretariat of Interpol in the French city of Lyon has received a request
Yatsenyuk’s announcement in the international search to arrest the former head of the
the Ukrainian government and his extradition to Russia, where he is charged with
the murder of 30 Russian soldiers and wounding another 13 servicemen of the Russian Federation.
Russian investigators believe that
Yatsenyuk, supposedly, was one of the members of the armed units of the “Mriya”
in the period from 31 December 1999 to 2 January 1995 fighting in Chechnya on the
the side of the Chechen militia.
Avakov in his address stressed that
Arseniy Yatsenyuk has never been in Chechnya and did not participate in combat
actions in this area. At this time he lived and studied in Ukraine, then
as all evidence about the deceitful participation of the leader of the “people’s
front” in the fighting in Chechnya, based on the extracted under torture
the testimony wrongfully convicted on the territory of Russia citizens of Ukraine.
Recall, 26 April, Russia sent in
Interpol request on the wanted list of the former Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy
Yatseniuk. In the Kremlin hard to maintain that he had participated in the First
The Chechen campaign.
By the way, it became known as himself Yatsenyuk reacted on
another schizophrenic move Russia.