Sentsov and Kolchenko filled the papers for issuing to Ukraine

Crimean prisoners Oleg Sentsov and Alexander Kolchenko, convicted of 20 and 10 years of strict regime, respectively, filled out all the documents necessary for their issuance to Ukraine. This was announced on his FB page, journalist Anton Naumluk. Now the Fsinovites must send filled papers to the Ministry of Justice.

The journalist appreciated the chances of Crimean prisoners for return as “good”. “The main thing is that nothing changes after Savchenko’s return,” he added.

Pilice Nadezhda Savchenko, who received a 22 -year -old regime in Russia, filled her package for issuance on Friday . According to a hostage lawyers, the procedure for its extradition will take one to two months .

Regarding Sentsov and Kolchenko, the Ministry of Justice in mid -April stated that they could return to Ukraine no earlier than autumn . At the same time, officials noted that both in the case of Crimean prisoners and in the case of Savchenko, the issue of extradition should be resolved by the court. The courts of the regions that contain political zygs will consider applications.

In early April, the Ministry of Justice said that along with the papers on Sentsov and Kolchenko, the FSIN instructed to prepare the same packages of documents for another Crimean prisoner, Gennady Afanasyev, as well as to the 73-year-old resident of Poltava Yuri Soloshenko, convicted under the "spy" article. Information about whether Afanasyev and Soloshenko received these papers did not receive. On the other hand, it is known that the FMSis trying to impose Russian citizenship to Afanasyev. If the Politzek is recognized as a citizen of Russia, its issuance to Ukraine will be impossible.

Sentsov is serving a term of IK-1 in Yakutsk, Kolchenko-in IK-6 in Kopeisk, a suburbs of Chelyabinsk. The life of Kolchenko in the colony due to the activity of the regional PMC receives enough information. In mid -April, TSN posted his interview , in which he, among other things, said that on April 8, he filled at least part of the papers required for extradition.

Meanwhile, information about the living conditions of Sentsov is scarce. On April 13, the head of the Yakut PMC, Valentina Kirillina, told Ukrinform that “everything is fine there”, “Sentsov has no complaints, including health,” and asked the Ukrainian media not to disturb her so often.