The court refused to extend the arrest of the Crimean "saboteur" Suleimanov

The deputy chairman of the Kyiv District Court of Simferopol, which was controlled by Russia, Denis Didenko refused the Crimean head of the FSB to extend the arrest "Ukrainian saboteur" Redvan Suleimanov. This was announced on his FB page by the lawyer of the political prisoner Emil Kurbedinov.

Suleimanov was charged with part 2 of Article 207 of the Russian Criminal Code (knowingly false report about the terrorist attack with causing major damage), which provides for up to five years of the colony. Thus, the Politzek is accused of a medium -sized crime. According to Part 2 of Article 109 of the Russian Code of Criminal Procedure (terms of detention), which are imputed, which such crimes are imputed, cannot be in jail for more than six months. Meanwhile, for six months since the detention of Suleimanov, they expire on January 30 - until that time he was the last time and extended his arrest .

Thus, it can be expected that the 29th by the Politzek will be released from the pre-trial detention center for a recognizance not to leave.

Kurbedinov also noted that in the fall, Judge Didenko rejected the request of the Crimean FSB to interrogate the lawyer Nikolai Polozov as a witness in the case of his client - deputy chairman of the Majlis of the Crimean Tatar people Ilmi Umarov. After interrogation in the case, Polozov could not further defend the policy. In the future, however, the Supreme Court of Crimea canceled this decision, and in December another judge, Viktor Mozheleansky, satisfied the special services .

Suleimanov is 27 years old. According to his parents, he was a Ukrainian military and served in the unit in the village of Perevalnaya Simferopolsky district of Crimea, and after the annexation of the peninsula refused to take the Russian oath, went to the continent and settled in Zaporozhye. This was confirmed by Kurbedinov. According to the lawyer, his client "did not give up for more than 20 days in one of the besieged Ukrainian military units in Crimea in 2014."

Meanwhile, the Crimea. Realities and Mediazona reported that Suleimanov was in the military service, and after demobilization in 2011 he got a job in the same Simferopol pre -trial detention center, in which he himself was now concluded.

The first of these publications, however, confirmed that after the annexation Suleimanov offered work in Russian law enforcement agencies, but he refused. In Zaporozhye, Crimean Tatar lived at least the last year before detention. There he worked as a builder.

Suleimanov periodically came to the annexed Crimea to visit his parents. The last time he arrived on the peninsula at the end of July. On the 30th, he was detained at the airport of Simferopol, and on August 12, the FSB spread his testimony with recognition in involvement in the preparation of terrorist attacks.

According to Suleimanov, he, on the instructions of the GUR of Ukraine, was looking for places for sabotage and left false messages about mining to follow the actions of the Russian security forces. It was reported that he called the police and included an entry with a threat to blow up the airport and the Central bus station of Simferopol, as well as objects in other cities.

Moreover, he did not mention interaction with the "group of Evgeny Panov - Andrei Zakhteya."

Soon, however, it turned out that Suleimanov called his place of residence a non -existent address - Zaporozhye, Cosmic Street, 168. The last number of the house on the even side of Cosmic Street - 132nd.

On August 25, it became known that Suleimanov had received 15 days in administrative before the arrest in the criminal case - about petty hooliganism (Article 20.1 of the Russian Administrative Code). It was claimed that the FSB detained the Crimean Tatar only after the departure of this period. It is known that in early August we acted in the same way with Panov and Zakhte: they were also placed under administrative arrest at first, and then they were detained in a criminal case.

After the arrest of Suleimanov, the security forces searched the house of his parents, and the owners themselves interrogated. In August, it was reported that Politzeku was charged with aiding participants in illegal armed formation and assistance to saboteurs. Meanwhile, relatives said that initially Suleimanov was charged with part 1 of Article 207 (knowingly false report about the terrorist attack), whose sanction is up to three years of colony, and then the accusation was tightened, adding a qualifying attribute “causing major damage”.

In December, it became known that the damage allegedly caused by Suleimanov in Russia, including the FSB, is estimated in the amount of over 4 million rubles.

Cases under Part 1 of Article 207 of the Code in accordance with Articles 150 (forms of preliminary investigation) and 151 of the Russian Code of Criminal Procedure (defense) are in the production of the police, and the investigation is carried out in the form of inquiry. Meanwhile, cases under Part 2 of Article 207 already imply a investigation, and both the police and the "bodies that revealed these crimes" can investigate them. It can be assumed that the re -qualification of the case was required precisely to transfer it to the production of the FSB.

It was also reported that the investigation continued to “tie” Suleimanov to the “group of Panov -Zakhteya”. However, the Crimean Tatar did not become a defendant in this case - it was obvious, so he was not in October to Lefortovo, unlike two other "saboteurs", but remained in the Simferopol SIZO -1.

In August, the media wrote that nine people were detained in the case of Ukrainian saboteurs. All of them were not named by name. Only four names are known. In addition to Suleimanov, Panov and Zakhteya, this is a trucker from Kharkov Vladimir Zasich. What is charged with him and where he is located is unknown.