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Armed Forces of Chechnya confirmed the verdict in the second case
The Supreme Court of Chechnya confirmed the verdict in the second criminal case against Ukrainian Stanislav Klykh, journalist Maria Tomak said on Facebook.
Maria Tomak She noticed that the court also rejected the defense of the defense to conduct a psychiatric examination.
In the second case, Klykh was sentenced to 240 hours of correctional labor for insulting the prosecutor, replacing them with a month of imprisonment. The verdict in the first case is 20 years in prison on charges of participating in the fighting in Chechnya on the side of the separatists. Another person involved in the case, Nikolai Karpyuk, received 22.5 years in a colony.
Both convicts reported that they were tortured after they became suspects. Klykh recognized the first psychiatric examination as sane, although in court he abandoned the lawyer, because "he wants to defend the singer Stas Mikhailov."