Human rights activists of the Crimean field mission were detained when leaving Russia

Russian border guards in Bryansk on Friday night removed Moscow - Odessa two members of the Crimean Field Mission to Human Rights - Citizen of Ukraine Olga Skripnik and her husband, Russian Vissarion Aseeva. This was reported on the website of the human rights organization. Skripnik and Aseev said that departure from Russia was "limited to them."

As of 3:00 on Friday, human rights activists were interrogated by Major Sergei Filichev.

However, in the morning, Skripnik and Aseev were released; The protocols of their detention were not drawn up. They expect the nearest train to Kyiv.

Aseev is an expert, and the script is the deputy chairman of the Crimean field mission. Recently, spouses are constantly living in Kyiv. Along with the protection of human rights in Crimea, they are also engaged in the protection of the rights of Crimeans who fled to the continental Ukraine.