The Kyiv Court of Appeal revoked bail for Denis Polishchuk, suspected of murdering journalist Oles Buzina, and chose a preventive measure of two months in custody.
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About it nationalist activist and streamer Alexander Rudomanov reported on his Twitter.
“The court revoked the bail of Denis Polishchuk, a suspect in the murder of Buzina. Accepted - 2 months in pre-trial detention,” wrote Rudomanov.
At the same time, Polishchuk himself claims pressure on him from law enforcement agencies.
“I want to emphasize one thing - that, starting from the time of my arrest, no one told me who broke into (my) premises and what I am accused of. There was even moral pressure, not to mention physical pressure,” Unian quotes Polishchuk as saying.
According to the suspect, when he was handed documents of suspicion of committing a crime and other documents, he was forced to sign them without lawyers.
“I signed that I do not agree, but am familiar with it,” Polishchuk added.
However, the suspect said that he was put under moral pressure after he met with one of his lawyers.
Let us remind you that Andrei Medvedko and Denis Polishchuk, who are suspected of murdering journalist Oles Buzina, were arrested by a court decision on June 18. Later, on June 23, Polishchuk was released on bail of UAH 5 million, which was provided by businessman Alexey Tamrazov.
“PolitNavigator” reported that another “ATO hero” and the leader of the Kyiv neo-Nazi group S-14, Evgeniy Karas, was put on the wanted list on suspicion of involvement in the murder of Buzina.