The Crimean Politsek Sosich has sharply deteriorated health

The health of the political prisoner Vladimir Zasich, who was arrested in the annexed Crimea in the summer of the “Ukrainian saboteurs” in the summer of the last year, and in May of the current condemned for three years of general regime on charges of drug trafficking, sharply worsened. This was reported by the Crimean human rights group with reference to the relatives of the prisoner.

Prior to the Russian Sevastopol City Court of appeal, the Politsek’s sentence remains in the SIZO-1 in Simferopol. In the last Tuesday, June 20, Part of the head was numb at Sosich and bleeding from the nose began; Politzek lost consciousness. In the medical unit of the pre -trial detention center, the patient was conducted by an outpatient examination, as a result of which, as relatives said, he was "gave him a fairly expensive medicine - piracetam." This drug normalizes blood circulation of the vessels of the brain.

Relatives of Susich are afraid that he had a microstroke. Lawyers said they would submit a petition for the examination of the Politsek in the hospital.

As follows from the databases of personal data of Ukrainian citizens published in the public domain, I should be drunk for 34 years, he is a resident of the city of Bogodukhov of the Kharkov region. He worked as a trucker.

On August 10, 2016, Prushich crossed the Ukrainian-Russian border on his truck and was trained in Belgorod. Then, having violated Ukrainian laws, he drove into the annexed Crimea through the Kuban.

On the morning of August 13, the pricing was detained in Sevastopol. All things were seized from him, after which, putting on his head a bag, they brought it to Simferopol and tortured there with electric shock, demanding to admit the camera in espionage. Under torture, the Ukrainian made such a recognition. In the evening of the same day, the spike was returned to Sevastopol and there they took out a bag of marijuana from his car.

Then the FSB investigator Kulakov invited the detainee to sign the turnout from the confession in the drug case, threatening otherwise with accusation of espionage. The text of the turnout was written by Kulakov himself. After Usich assured the appearance of his signature, the investigator allowed him to contact his relatives.

Meanwhile, more than a week later, on August 21, Russia-1 demonstrated the plot with the recognition of the pricing in espionage. In his testimony, the trucker said that in mid-January 2016 he was recruited by an employee of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine at the Goptovka border post in the Kharkov region, on the border with the Belgorod region of Russia. The task, Zasich said, he was set to collect information about the movement of military equipment in the territory of the annexed Crimea. From January to August, according to the testimony of the arrested, he visited the peninsula eight times.

Zasich also said that on August 9, that is, after the detention of Diversants in the Crimea Evgeny Panov, Andrei Zakhtei and Redvan Suleimanov, the curator from the Gur at a meeting in Kharkov instructed him to "transport illegally to the territory of the Russian Federation a box of 60 by 60 by 60 and 30 centimeters." According to the plot of Russia-1, the trucker arrived in the vicinity of the village of Suvorovo, Krasnoperekopsky district, next to the Armyansk checkpoint on the border of the region with continental Ukraine. As it was possible to conclude from the report, there, along with a number of other "saboteurs" they detained, and when detained, the FSB Lieutenant Colonel Roman Kamenev died.

During the proceedings in the case of drugs, which continued since December last year in the Gagarinsky district court of the annexed Sevastopol, Zasich completely denied this plot, and also refused to admit the guilt in the transportation of marijuana. The Politzek informed the real history of his detention in the Crimea, and in the last word emphasized that the FSB was fabricated, after the accusation of the spying initially collapsed completely collapsed.

A number of witnesses have confirmed the indications of Sosich in the process.

Despite this, on May 18, Judge Pavel Kryllo sentenced the defendant a conviction under Part 2 of Article 228 of the Russian Criminal Code (illegal storage and transportation of drugs on a large scale). At the same time, Usich received the minimum period provided for by the Code.