FSIN: Savchenko began to receive supportive therapy

The Ukrainian pilot in the Rostov pre -trial detention center Nadezhda Savchenko agreed to regular medical examinations. As Interfax reports , the Federal Penitentiary Service of the FSIN reported about this.

"Yesterday, Savchenko gave her written consent to conduct regular medical examinations and began to receive supportive therapy," the report said.

It notes that according to the results of the survey, the state of health of Savchenko is evaluated as stable, satisfactory, "it is under the dynamic observation of medical workers."

"Today, the next medical examination of Savchenko is planned ... The medical consultation will re -evaluate the state of her health," the press release says.

Meanwhile, as the lawyer Savchenko Mark Feigin said on Twitter , none of the defenders could get to her on weekends.

On April 8, a lawyer Ilya Novikov, who visited Savchenko in a pre -trial detention center, said that she hoped to hold out for at least four days on a dry hunger strike. "The camera is round -the -clock video surveillance. In order not to give a reason for speculation of cotton media, she stopped using a shower and approach the washbasin. She herself believes that she would last another four days. He told her news about the negotiations between Moscow and Kiev on her. They are moving. We are left to wait.

Novikov also said that Savchenko’s tests were the last time on April 5, even before the start of a dry hunger strike. The prisoner also wrote a refusal to transfer his medical data to the Russian Foreign Ministry, "so that they have less than to lie." She allowed to provide them only to lawyers and Ukrainian consuls.

On March 29, Savchenko reported that she would begin a dry hunger strike on April 6, the next day after the sentence received by her sentences to 22 years of general regime. She called the goal of the action to be sent to her homeland. “From the pre -trial detention center I will only go to Ukraine, and to any colony,” the prisoner emphasized in her letter.

On Wednesday, it became known that Savchenko began his action, as I planned .

Meanwhile, the Donetsk City Court of the Rostov Region, whose college condemned the hostage, sent a copy of the sentence on April 3 on April 3. According to Part 1 of Article 75 of the Criminal Executive Code within 10 days from the date of receipt of the notification of the sentence of the sentence, Savchenko will have to be taken to the stage in the colony.

From December 18, 2015 to this day, Savchenko held a simple hunger strike, which involves a refusal only from food, but not from water. On March 4, the prisoner already announced a dry hunger strike in protest against the delay of the trial of it, but already on the 10th she stopped this action and began to drink water again.

During the investigation, Savchenko held hunger strikes twice, achieving liberation from custody. The first of these shares was long - it lasted 82 days, from December 13, 2014 to March 5, 2015. The second hunger strike was held in April - May 2015. Both times, Savchenko terminated her shares, without having achieved the result.

On Thursday, the press secretary of the Russian president Dmitry Peskov said that the situation with the hunger strike Savchenkowould not hurt Vladimir Putin . “I want to disagree that some negative in this regard will be at the President of Russia,” Peskov said. “It is not necessary to link the crime committed and recognized by the court of the Russian Federation,“ the murder of Russian journalists - no need to link this to the President of Russia. ”

Peskov also expressed confidence that the conditions for the detention of Savchenko, as well as all other prisoners in Russia, comply with the established rules.