Crimea: the arrests of the "saboteurs" of Duddy and Bessarabov are extended until August 14

The judge of the Supreme Court of the annexed Crimea Tatyana Melnik extended the defendants in the second case of "Ukrainian saboteurs" to Vladimir Dudke and Alexei Bessarabov, the terms of detention in jail until August 14. On the decision made on June 18, on Thursday, the Crimean human rights group reported .

Applications for the extension of the arrests of the arrests were submitted by the deputy chief of the investigative department of the FSB for the annexed Crimea and Sevastopol, Lieutenant Colonel of Justice S. Kulakov. Previously, he fabricated the charges of transporting drugs against the “saboteurs” of the Kharkov trucker Vladimir Zasich .

According to the court’s website, petitions against both prisoners were considered in one meeting. Hearings, the publication of the CCA said, was held closed.

Lawyer of Dudka Sergey Dementsevich appealed the extension of the arrest to his client.

In the spring, the second case of "saboteurs" was received for consideration in the Sevastopol City Court controlled by Russia. However, at the preliminary hearings on April 4, Judge Igor Kozhevnikov returned the materials to the prosecutor’s office , while extending the arrest before July 8. Two weeks ago, on June 9, the Crimea. Reals was transferred with reference to Oksana Zheleznyak, another lawyer of the Duddy, that Kozhevnikov pointed out the contradiction of the circumstances set forth in the indictment, the case file.

Zheleznyak also said that in the near future the case is supposed to re -send to the court.

53-year-old Dudka and 41-year-old Bessarabov are residents of Sevastopol. Dudka is a retired Ukrainian sailor, a captain of the 2nd rank, a member of the association of intelligence veterans of Ukraine. After the annexation of Crimea, he worked as a sapper in the city department of the Russian Ministry of Emergencies. Bessarabov is also a retired military, subsequently - a military expert of the Nomos analytical center and the deputy chief editor of the Chornomorska Bezpek magazine, who stopped exit after the annexation of Sevastopol, and since 2017 has been published again in Kyiv.

Both Sevastopols were detained on November 9, 2016 . At the same time, the third person involved in the case was detained - Bessarabov’s colleague on Nomos and Chornomorsky Bezhepetsi Dmitry Shtyblikov, who also served in the Ukrainian army. All three were close friends.

The detainees were arrested. He was charged with part 1 of Article 30 - paragraph "A" of part 2 of Article 281 (preparation for sabotage as part of an organized group; up to 10 years of colony), part 3 of article 222 (illegal turnover of weapons as part of an organized group; up to 8 years) and part 3 of Article 222.1 of the Russian Criminal Code (illegal turnover of explosives as part of an organized group; up to 12 years). According to the plot of the case, the accused planned "the commission of sabotage shares at military infrastructure facilities and the life support of the Crimea Peninsula." It was argued that they took weapons and explosives, special communications and maps of the objects of objects where sabotage were outlined.

Meanwhile, it soon became clear that the weapons that were seized from the "saboteurs" are 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.

Shortly after the arrest of the defendants, the special services distributed video recordings with grateful testimony of both Shyblikov and Bessarabov. The recording of the interrogation of the Dudka was not released. In the future, it was reported that he refused the initial confession, explaining that he gave them under pressure. Later it became known that the confessions also disavowed the Bessarabov.

Meanwhile, in the spring of 2017, podples made a deal with the prosecutor’s office, within the framework of which he testified both against himself and against the pipe. On November 16, he was sentenced in a special order to five years of strict regime with a fine of 200 thousand rubles. In early April, Sttyblikov delivered a term of IK-6 in Omsk. A month later, he was sent to the PCT for six months - the internal prison of the colony.

On June 16, Styblikova was visited by the Russian Ombudsman Tatyana Moskalkova , as well as at the request of the Ukrainian Ombudsman Lyudmila Denisova - acting Head of the Consulate of Ukraine in Novosibirsk Oleg Finogenov. At a meeting of Sttyblikov, he confirmed that along with Ukrainian has Russian citizenship. At the same time, however, he transferred an application to the Ukrainian Ministry of Justice with a request to help his transfer to continental Ukraine to retire.

In the conclusion, his health worsened, and the medicines that relatives brought him to the pre -trial detention center, the Fsinovites handed over to the political prisoner with delays. Once the delay was a month.