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The first deputy head of the FSIN Anatoly Rudy assured that the captured Ukrainian pilot Nadezhda Savchenko, who was holding a hunger strike in the Russian pre-trial detention center on the 81st day, will transfer to a civil hospital if the state of health worsens. This is reported by Interfax.

So far, however, the jailer added, there is no need to transfer Savchenko into a civilian clinic. “Now there are no pathological changes in a state of health, the weight is stable, various indicators are stable and do not fall out of a number of permissible ones,” Rudy said.

The FSINovets emphasized that "the week is not going on when the consultation is gathering not just with the participation of our doctors, with the involvement of civilian doctors." Decisions on the treatment of Savchenko "are made on these serious consultations," he noted.

Meanwhile, on the eve of the hostage lawyer Nikolai Polozov stated that the German doctors who conducted an independent examination of Savchenko were determined on March 6-8 as a point of no return . If Savchenko continues the hunger strike and after this period, the doctors emphasized, then she will either die or will become a disabled person for life.

Another prisoner’s lawyer, Ilya Novikov, wrote on March 2 on his Facebook page, visiting his client in jail: “All day she was sick of bile, yesterday she was given some kind of“ chemistry ”.

Earlier it became known that Savchenko began problems with the kidneys and gall bladder. Later, violations in the work of the stomach and cardiovascular failure were added to these problems.

Savchenko herself, however, at the end of February stated that she not only did not intend to remove a wet hunger strike, but was considering the possibility of declare dry - without water.