Director Oleg Sentsov found himself in the Tyumen region

Director Oleg Sentsov, convicted in the Crimean terrorists case, who was transported from a colony in Yakutia in early September, has found himself in the Tyumen region. He is a letter to human rights activist and journalist Zoya Svetova from Tyumen pre-trial detention center No. 1

wrote The letter bears the censor's stamp dated September 21, it took a week to reach Moscow. Sentsov writes that he is being taken to the Autonomous Okrug, and specifically to a colony in the village of Kharp beyond the Arctic Circle. There is a maximum security colony and a colony for serving life sentences called Polar Owl. According to the Ukrainian, when he was taken out of the colony in Yakutia, where he was serving his sentence, he was given about a hundred letters at once, which he did not see - they arrived throughout the year, but did not pass the censorship of the operational department. Sentsov does not advise writing to him in Tyumen, since he believes that he may soon be transferred further.

Yamalo-Nenetsky IK-3 In addition, Sentsov said that after the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine tried to get through to him and congratulate him on his birthday in July, and also after Maria Alekhina in Yakutsk, he was sent to a punishment cell. The order to transfer him to another colony was also signed at the end of July.

actions on September 9 that Sentsov was taken out of the colony, where he was sent to serve a sentence of twenty years, in a pre-trial detention center in Irkutsk. On September 11, he was released from the isolation ward and transported to an unknown destination. Then, that he was brought to a pre-trial detention center in Chelyabinsk, and then from there. But the administration of pre-trial detention center No. 3 of Chelyabinsk, which is considered a transit center, officially responded that they did not have Sentsov.

it became known they were taken away it was reported they were taken away given 2016 and 2017 Russian authorities refused to extradite Oleg Sentsov and Alexander Kolchenko to Ukraine.

In October in February on August 25, 2015, Oleg Sentsov and Alexander Kolchenko were respectively sentenced to 20 and 10 years in a maximum security colony for terrorist acts in the form of setting fire to the door of the United Russia office in Crimea, as well as for allegedly preparing for terrorist acts and illegal circulation of explosives.

sentenced The official website of the Federal Penitentiary Service for the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug states that the village of Kharp is a special regime colony, not a strict one.

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