News archive on the topic "Spartak Golovachev"

In Kharkov, people in military uniform came to the apartment of Spartak Golovachev, a former political prisoner who spent a long time in a Ukrainian prison for participating in the events of the Russian Spring of 2014. “The door is broken down by armed men in Ukrainian uniform. Goodbye,” Golovachev wrote on Facebook. There is no contact with him now. During the fighting, Golovachev remained in Kharkov, helping...

In Odessa, a former political prisoner from Zarkov, now a special correspondent for the Legal Control organization of Ukraine, Spartak Golovachev, was attacked. He reported this on his Facebook page, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “Recently, in front of the Frunzensky Court building, so-called activists attacked me, splashed me with tear gas, doused me with green paint, and poured it into my eyes. They really didn't like me coming to...

Kharkov resident Spartak Golovachev, who served more than two years in prison for participating in the Russian Spring, received a summons to the Ukrainian army. The former political prisoner connects this with his activity on the eve of the presidential elections, where he plans to record all attempts at falsification as an observer. “I returned from the round table of observers... In the evening they handed my wife a summons... This can be considered pressure on...

The dismissal of goalkeeper Mikhail Gotra by the Lviv club “Karpaty” for supporting the Russian national football team in a match with the Spaniards is a bad sign for Ukrainian athletes. This opinion is expressed on his Facebook page by former activist of the Kharkov Anti-Maidan and political prisoner Spartak Golovachev, who has repeatedly become the champion and record holder of Ukraine in freediving. “The goalkeeper of Lviv “Karpaty”, Mykhailo Gotra, was kicked out of the club...

Higher authorities require Ukrainian law enforcement officers to report on the capture of “spies and saboteurs.” Former political prisoner Spartak Golovachev, who had to spend more than two years in a Kharkov prison, stated this on air on the Klymenko Time channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. According to him, there are dozens of political prisoners in Kharkov prisons, as arrests do not stop. “Not so often and...

Europe will turn a blind eye to any lawlessness of the Maidan activists, since it got what it wanted - a discounted and uncompetitive Ukraine. Former political prisoner Spartak Golovachev, who had to spend more than two years in a Kharkov prison, stated this on air on the Klymenko Time channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “Why does Europe give money for an election campaign if we have such a situation...

The first people arrested in 2014 during the events in Kharkov were physically destroyed by the security forces of the new Maidan government in prisons. Spartak Golovachev, who had to spend more than two years in a Kharkov prison, spoke about this during a round table in Kyiv, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “People are not just put in prison, journalists, they are killed in the literal sense of the word. IN…

The hero of the Russian Spring in Kharkov, Spartak Golovachev, who had to spend more than two years in prison, told how the guards mocked him, forcing him to bow to the portrait of Petro Poroshenko, after which the prisoner tore and flushed the photograph of the head of state down the toilet. Golovachek reported this on air on the Open Ukraine channel, according to a PolitNavigator correspondent. “There were all sorts of ways of pressure - from...

What happens to political prisoners during the Russian Spring in Kharkov? How do the repressed live on both sides of the bars? A PolitNavigator correspondent talks about this with Spartak Golovachev, a multiple champion of Ukraine in freediving, who spent more than two and a half years behind bars and is awaiting sentencing while free on bail. After the defeat of the protest movement in Kharkov, many people remain...

Spartak Golovachev was behind bars from April 30, 2014 to October 13, 2016. Thus, the Ukrainian government, which came as a result of the coup, takes revenge on one of the active participants in the peaceful anti-fascist protest in Kharkov. He was not acquitted, not amnestied, but was only released on bail in the equivalent of about 8 thousand dollars. About the details of imprisonment and plans for the future...

Today there are two joyful events in Kharkov. Two political prisoners have been released. Communist Alla Alexandrovskaya and one of the leaders of the “Russian Spring” Spartak Golovachev will spend this night at home for the first time in a long time. True, the joy can be considered partial and transitional: criminal cases are not closed, court hearings will continue. Subscribe to PolitNavigator news on Telegram, Facebook,…