Issued, but not surrendered

The Ukrainian pilot convicted in Russia for 22 years, Nadezhda Savchenko categorically refused to admit guilt in extradition documents that she filled on Friday. This was stated by her lawyer Mark Feigin, Interfax reports .

“Nevertheless, she agrees to pay a fine of 30 thousand rubles, appointed to her by the court for an allegedly illegal crossing of the border, but at the same time she indicated that she was illegally exported from the territory of Ukraine,” the lawyer noted.

On Friday, Savchenko was visited by another lawyer Nikolai Polozov on a pre -trial detention center. “They filled out the statements necessary for transferring it to Ukraine in the Convention. They carefully chose the wording. Nadezhda refused the formulations proposed in the samples of the formulations, replaced the defender.“ Wrote the provisions of the issuance of the issuance, its consequences. Everything that was required on the hope of her executed, now the terms of its exemption are completely dependent on the systems of the authorities. ”

According to Polozov, Savchenko feels better. “It only complains that after a dry hunger strike is slowly restored,” the lawyer noted.

Savchenko was outraged by the incident with her sister Vera, who was tried to detain when leaving Russia in connection with her declaration on the case of insulting the judge. The prisoner called this "egregious crime of the Russian system of justice."

On Wednesday, Vera Savchenko said that her sister received the papers necessary for her extradition to her homeland and began to fill them out.

Vera Savchenko also reported to improve the well -being of the prisoner, which last week at the request of the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko removed a dry hunger strike . The pilot is already able to eat ordinary food. At the same time, Savchenko continues to swell his legs due to kidney dysfunction.

Then Feigin confirmed that the papers received by Savchenko are really necessary to issue it to Ukraine. Recalling that the prisoner handed him an application for extradition, he noticed that according to the procedure, after that she was supposed to be awarded to fill out the paper that launching the process. “I believe that yes - the procedure has begun,” Feigin concluded. “But you need to understand that it is not bouncing and can take from a month to two.”

On April 20, the Ministry of Justice of Russia said that he received a request from the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine to provide documents necessary for the issuance of Savchenko to his homeland. The terms for consideration of such requests are not regulated by an international treaty, officials noted. The very issue of Savchenko’s extradition, added to the Ministry of Justice, will, in accordance with the norms of the Convention on the transfer of convicted persons, be decided by the court.

On the evening of April 18, President Poroshenko, in a telephone conversation with Vladimir Putin, called on the interlocutor to immediately release Savchenko . The heads of state also affected the fate of the special forces of the Russian GRU Evgeny Erofeev and Alexander Alexandrov, earlier on Monday convicted in Ukraine by 14 years of colony on charges of armed aggression and terrorism.

On April 19, Poroshenko said that during the past conversation, he agreed with Putin the algorithm for the liberation of Savchenko .