Ukrainian Artur Panov, who went on a hunger strike, lost consciousness in a Rostov court

At a court hearing in Rostov-on-Don, 18-year-old Ukrainian citizen Artur Panov, who had gone on a hunger strike, lost consciousness, the reports . Caucasian Knot

“After a short technical break, when the panel of judges entered the hall, Panov fell to the floor in the “aquarium” cage, the guards asked the second defendant, Maxim Smyshlyaev, to pick him up. Smyshlyaev noted that Panov “sharply turned white.” The judge decided to call an ambulance,” the publication reports.

Earlier, was called for an ambulance Panova at a meeting on May 5. As his lawyer Sergei Moskovkin noted, before the hearing on May 10, the client managed to tell him that he was continuing the dry hunger strike announced on May 3.

At the same time, the Public Monitoring Commission told the Caucasian Knot that they had not received any reports of Panov’s declared hunger strike, and “according to the FSIN administration, Panov is not experiencing any health problems and is taking food.”

According to investigators, a Ukrainian citizen was planning a terrorist attack in Gorky Park in Rostov-on-Don. The investigation alleged that during a search in December 2015, an explosive device was seized from him. Investigators insist that plans to carry out the terrorist attack are supported by the publication of a manifesto on behalf of followers of the German left-wing radical RAF.

“Mediazona” wrote in detail about the case of a young man from Ukraine, accused under Article 30, Article 205 of the Criminal Code (preparation for a terrorist attack).