Nationalist Mikhail Volkov extended arrest

Judge of the Basmanny Court of Moscow Arthur Karpov extended the deadline for imprisonment to the alleged member of the combat organization of Russian nationalists Mikhail Volkov. This was reported by RAPSI with reference to lawyer Oksana Mikhalkin. Volkov will remain under arrest until February 10.

31-year-old Volkov wasdetained in Kiev by employees of the Ukrainian Security Service on May 10. It was reported that a month earlier Russia put him on the international wanted list. On June 13, the Shevchenkovsky district court of the Ukrainian capital at the request of the city prosecutor's office applied extradition arrest to the nationalist. On June 20, the Kyiv Court of Appeal upheld this decision in force, rejecting Volkov’s complaint.

On August 13, the board of the Kiev Court of Appeal, chaired by Judge Svetlana Koval , upheld the decision of the Shevchenkovsky district court of the city on Volkov’s extradition. On September 12, Ukraine transferred Volkova Rossi and. The nationalist was transferred to one of the investigative insulators of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia. "

Part 2 of Article 282.1 (participation in the extremist community), part 2 of Article 209 (participation in the gang), paragraphs "A", "Z" and "L" of Article 105 (murder) and part 3 of Article 222 of the Criminal Code (weapon turnover) were imputed in Russia. In particular, he is charged with complicity in the murders of the Russian anti -fascist Fedor Filatov and student Rasul Khalilov, a member of the Black Hawks group, who attacked people of Slavic appearance in Moscow.

On May 9, another alleged member of Bourne, the leader of the Russian Image movement, Ilya Goryachev, was detained in Serbia. On the same day, the Russian authorities said that they have no complaints about the nationalist and are not on the wanted list. However, on May 13, the TFR said that Goryachev was put on the international wanted list and in absentia was arrested by the Basmann District Court of Moscow. Both nationalists go through one case.

In mid -June, the Supreme Court of Serbia decided to extradite Goryachev to Russia. On July 23, the country's Court of Appeal canceled this decision due to violations committed by the Supreme Court during the consideration of the case. However, later the Supreme Court, having reviewed the case, re -adopted a decision on Goryachev’s extradition. However, on October 16, the Court of Appeal ordered the Supreme Court of Belgrade to revise the case of the legality of the location of Goryachev in custody. During the consideration of this case, the process of extradction of Goryachev to Russia is suspended .