The arrests of the defendants in the second business of "Ukrainian saboteurs" were extended until May 8

The judge of the Leninsky District Court of the annexed Sevastopol Viktor Klimakov extended the defendants in the second case of "Ukrainian saboteurs" to Dmitry Shtyblikov, Alexei Bessarabov and Vladimir Dudka, the terms of detention in the Simferopol SIZO -1 another two months - on May 8 inclusive. This was reported by the Crimean human rights group.

Later it turned out that initially cases of extension of the accused of detention in the pre -trial detention center was to be considered by the chairman of the court Tatyana Brykalo. It was her meetings that were delivered to Shtyblikov, who was extended to the first. However, then the hearings were entrusted to Klimakov. The reason why the judge was replaced was not explained to the political zones.

Then it became known that the arrested relatives were not allowed, since Brykalo issued a decree on holding in closed mode.

Meanwhile, Alexei Shtyblikov, the brother of one of the accused, told the Crimea. Realiy that the Politzek’s lawyer was not announced to the decision on the extension of the arrest.

All three accused are residents of Sevastopol. 46-year-old Snablikov and 40-year-old Bessarabov-military experts; 52-year-old Dudka is a retired Ukrainian sailor, a captain of the 2nd rank, a member of the association of intelligence veterans of Ukraine. Sttyblikov in the past also served in the Ukrainian army.

The defendants in the case were detained on November 9, 2016. The next day, the same Leninsky district court arrested all three for two months; On December 30, the period of maintenance of the Politseks in the pre -trial detention center was extended until March 8.

The investigation leads the UFSB in the annexed Crimea and Sevastopol. Styblikov, Bessarabov and Dudke were charged with part 1 of Article 30 - paragraph "A" of part 2 of Article 281 of the Russian Criminal Code (preparation for sabotage as part of an organized group). Given part 2 of Article 66 of the Code (sentencing for an unfinished crime), they face up to 10 years in the colony.

The special services stated that the defendants planned "the commission of sabotage shares at the objects of military infrastructure and the life support of the Crimea Peninsula." It was argued that weapons and explosives, special communications and maps of the objects where sabotage were outlined were seized from the political zones.

Meanwhile, on November 12 it turned out that the weapon that was seized from "saboteurs" is intended for playing airsoft . In addition, it was noted that empty forms demonstrated in the FSB video with the seal of the Ukrainian military unit No. A -0235 are invalid - they dates back to March 2014, because after the annexation of Sevastopol, this part ceased to exist.

On November 14, the FSB distributed videos in which splendor and demons are confessed . The intelligence service did not release the interrogation of Dudka. Later on the same day it became known that he refused the initial confession , explaining that he gave them under pressure.

Meanwhile, the investigator in the case at the same time stated that Sttyblikov refused the services of an Agora lawyer Alexander Popkov, an agreement with which his relatives concluded. Later, Crimea. Reali reported that Politsyk signed an agreement with another lawyer - Arman Petrosyan. The brother of the arrested expressed concerns that Petrosyan Sttyblikov imposed on the FSB. “I saw him on November 17,” said Politzek’s brother. “He did not inform any of the relatives in a week, did not talk about the progress. He said that nothing terrible happens, that the matter could not reach the trial. As if they were caught in the sandbox.”

The current publication "Crimea. Reali" does not specify whether Petrosyan was the lawyer who did not appear on Monday to announce the decision on the extension of the arrest.