Dinze: Sentsov has problems with the kidneys and heart

Oleg Sentsov, on the 39th day of continuing the hunger strike in the Yamalo-Nenets IK-8 in Labytnangi, problems with the heart, as well as the kidneys that "began to clog." This was announced on his FB page, journalist Anton Naumluk with reference to the lawyer Dmitry Dinze, who on Thursday visited the Police in the colony.

Doctors of the colony, said Dinze, claim that in the near future Sentsov will have a crisis. Politzek has already undergone an intermediate crisis. Then he was taken to a civil hospital; The resuscitator proposed sending Sentsov to intensive care and undergoing forced feeding. However, the Politsyk filed an application with the refusal of hospitalization and feeding, after which he was returned to the colony.

The publication of Naumlyuk says that Sentsov suffered the intermediate crisis on June 16. Meanwhile, the site of the Ukrainian Ombudsman Lyudmila Denisova - also citing Dinze - reports that the crisis happened on the 26th day of the hunger strike, that is, June 8. Earlier, the cousin of Politzek, Natalya Kochneva (Kaplan), reported that just on the 8th of Sentsov was taken to intensive care. However, Dinze later refuted this information .

The Denisova website also reports that the doctors of the Civil Hospital handed over the apparatus for coercive feeding to the Sentsov convoys.

Now Sentsov is in the medical unit of the colony in a separate room. Politsyk drinks 3 and a half liters of water per day. He is put by droppers with a large amount of glucose, amino acids and other nutrients; per day, he receives through droppers up to 2 liters of solution.

Dinze denied the statements of the Russian Ombudsman Tatyana Moskalkova that Sentsov gained 2 kilograms during a hunger strike . “He initially weighed 90 with a small kilogram, now his weight dropped to 77 and stood up,” the lawyer said. “Moving 100-200 grams per day.”

As Dinze suggested, Moskalkova’s misinformation was said by the regional ombudsman Anatoly Sak, regularly visiting Sentsov. The political prisoner told the lawyer that Sak photographed him, but refused to convey Denisova’s pictures when she unsuccessfullytried to meet Sentsov in the colony.

Dinze told Sentsov that the ECHR was making information about his condition from Russia , and Politzek himself called for the hunger strike. Sentsov refused this appeal to this appeal, and “Big Hello, to the Strasbourg court, recalling that the complaint about his detention, torture and arrest, which was given priority on July 8, 2014, still remains motionless.

On Friday, Dinze intends to visit Sentsov again.