
Sergeant of the GRU Special Forces Alexander Alexandrov, arrested in Ukraine on charges of terrorism, is ready to file a lawsuit against the Russian Ministry of Defense in connection with his illegal dismissal, "if it was." Aleksandrov made such a statement in an interview with Novaya Gazeta, learning from the journalist about the relevant sentence not named by the name of Russian lawyers.
“I would not mind,” said the special forces. “I don’t think that it will be difficult to prove that I am a military man. You can send requests, get confirming documents ...”
Aleksandrov, unlike his accomplice, Captain Yevgeny Erofeev, collaborates with the investigation. At the same time, he did not connect Erofeev’s refusal to cooperate with sending to a pre -trial detention center. “He went to the pre -trial detention center, physically because health allows,” the sergeant explained. “The legs are intact, he walks himself.” Two more operations are coming to Alexandrov himself.
The fact that Erofeev was sent to a pre-trial detention center due to a refusal to cooperate with the investigation was told by his lawyer Oksana Sokolovskaya. “Well, it is still not clear who the lawyer works for,” Alexandrov commented on her statement. “At Erofeev or on some other interests.” The sergeant explained that "she communicates very closely with the Russian consul (Alexei Roughly. - Ed.), Very often he sees him."
SBU employees, leading the special forces business, openly called the Sokolovsky "agent of Moscow."
The special forces were captured on May 16 near the city of the happiness of the Luhansk region. A few days after that, the Russian Ministry of Defense said that Erofeev and Alexandrov were no longer in the actual service .
On May 29, according to Aleksandrova’s lawyer Konstantin Kravchuk, the consul rudely at a meeting with him and Sokolovskaya said that the terms of contracts from Erofeev and Alexandrov expired in December 2014 , so now they are “mercenaries and have nothing to do with the Russian army”. This replica caused indignation among both prisoners. Meanwhile, in the Russian Foreign Ministry, as well as at the Russian Embassy in Kyiv, the words of the lawyer were refuted.