
Interpol introduced the leader of the "Right Sector" by Dmitry Yarosh to the base of the wanted persons. Excerpt from the red card issued on Ukrainian politics is published on the website of the international organization.
Yarosh is wanted by Russia to charge and fulfill the punishment, the red card says. Policy is charged with public calls for terrorism and extremism using the media (part 2 of Article 205.2, part 2 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code).
The case against Yarosh was opened in early March . The reason for the investigation was the emergence of March 1 in the “Right Sector” of Yarosh’s appeal to the leader of the Imrat, Caucasus Dokarov, calling to support Ukraine, against which Russia unleashed aggression.
Later, however, the press secretary of the organization Artem Skoropadsky said that the movement did not turn to Umarov with such an appeal, and the organization’s page was hacked in the social network. Skoropadsky urged on behalf of the movement "not to succumb to provocations and the first to start nothing."
On April 10, the Russian Prosecutor General of Russia transferred materials to Yarosh to Interpol .