One of the accused in the murder of Buzina gives lectures to schoolchildren in the Kyiv region
One of the murderers of the writer Oles Buzina, released by the Ukrainian authorities, Ukrainian nationalist Denis Polishchuk, gives lectures “on civil society” to schoolchildren in the Kyiv region. He proudly announced this on his Facebook page.
This is what he wrote (translation from Ukrainian):
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“I gave a lecture to schoolchildren about civil society.
An extremely interesting and rewarding experience, especially to keep students' attention.
Thank you Natali Natali for a progressive approach to juvenile justice."
Oles Buzina was shot dead on April 16, 2015 at the entrance of his own house on Degtyarevskaya Street in Kyiv. Immediately after his murder, which stirred up wide circles of not only the Ukrainian but also the Western public, Petro Poroshenko hastened to declare that it was a matter of honor for the Ukrainian authorities to find the killers of the famous writer. Two months later, on June 18, the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Arsen Avakov announced that the murder had been solved. According to him, participants of the so-called were involved in the commission of this crime. ATO Denis Polishchuk and Andrey Medvedko.
Activists of radical nationalist groups Medvedko and Polishchuk were arrested, and the investigation claimed that they were the real killers.
However, before the end of 2015, both were released from custody, and then the preventive measures were seriously softened.
As of April 3, 2016, Denis Polishchuk had his entire preventive measure lifted. The Pechersky District Court of the capital rejected the prosecutor's request for his house arrest.
Soon, the same Pechersky District Court refused to extend the preventive measure in the form of a personal commitment for the former fighter of the punitive battalions “Kyiv-2” and “Garpun” Andrey Medvedko.
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