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Zhytomyr journalist Vasily Muravitsky, who is in prison on charges of working for Russian media, should be released following the example of his colleagues Dmitry Vasilets and Evgeniy Timonin, who were released today under house arrest. Kiev human rights activist Elena Berezhnaya writes about this in her blog. According to her, Vasilets and Timonin, whom Ukraine accused of “complicity...
The Kyiv Court of Appeal partially granted the petition of the lawyers of journalists Dmitry Vasilets and Yevgeny Timonin, accused of aiding terrorists, and changed their preventive measure from detention to house arrest for 60 days. Subscribe to PolitNavigator news on Telegram, Facebook, Odnoklassniki or Vkontakte. The Kiev online newspaper “Strana” reports this from the courtroom where the appeal was heard. Court…
23 members of the European Parliament signed a letter calling for the immediate release of Ukrainian journalists Dmitry Vasilets, Yevgeny Timonin and Vasily Muravitsky, arrested by the regime of Petro Poroshenko for criticizing the current government. This was reported by a colleague of the arrested, Ruslan Kotsaba, who himself had to serve in prison for calls to boycott conscription into the ATO. The open letter from parliamentarians was initiated by five members of the European Parliament: Jiri...
Having failed to defeat Russia and Donbass, the Kiev regime is taking revenge on its subjects, who are still capable of dissent. Yesterday's court verdict, which gave 9 years in prison to journalists Vasilets and Timonin, is a clear confirmation of this. Western Ukrainian political scientist Oleg Khavich writes about this in his column for PolitNavigator. Subscribe to PolitNavigator news on Telegram, Facebook, Odnoklassniki or VKontakte V...
