Moskalkova will meet with Sentsov without Denisova

The Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia Tatyana Moskalkova on Thursday plans to meet with the starving political prisoner Oleg Sentsov without his Ukrainian colleague Lyudmila Denisova. This was reported by TASS with reference to the press service of the Russian Ombudsman.

Denisov and Moskalkov on Thursday flew to Salekhard with one flight. "As for the first time (last week. - Ed.), She (Denisova. - Ed.) Arrived independently, without coordination with the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation and the relevant Russian structures," the press service of Moskalkova said. Last time, Denisov was not allowed to Sentsov.

Sentsov starve the 46th day, demanding the liberation of all Ukrainian political prisoners. The 20-year term in the fabricated case of terrorism, he is serving in the IK-8 strict regime in Labytnangi. Moskalkova claims that Sentsov refused to inspect with independent doctors.

On Wednesday, Denisova was repeatedly refused to meet with journalist Roman Suschenko, contained in the Moscow Lefortovo pre -trial detention center before an appeal for a sentence of 12 years of strict regime in the fabricated espionage case.

Moskalkova’s motorcade enters the territory of IK-8 past Denisova. Video UNIAN:

Presidents Petro Poroshenko and Vladimir Putin agreed on the phone to visit Russian and Ukrainian prisoners of the Ombudsmen of the two countries. Moskalkov and Denisov exchanged lists of Russians and Ukrainians - 34 surnames each on each side. However, in two weeks, Denisov, contrary to Putin’s guarantees, failed to meet any of the Ukrainian political zones. In this situation, the Ukrainian Ombudsman demanded that the head of the Russian Presidential Administration Anton Vaino "unlock the implementation of these guarantees."

Denisova also turned to Putin’s press secretary Dmitry Peskov, who repeatedly stated that the execution of presidential agreements depends on the Ombudsmen of Ukraine and Russia. She notified Peskov that the Russian Ombudsman has no authority to make decisions on Denisova’s access to the Ukrainian Politsyk. "She (Moskalkova. - Ed.) Turns for consent to the bodies unknown to me and does not receive it!" - emphasized the Ukrainian Ombudsman.

"Gentlemen! I beg you to contact a person who decides to execute the guarantees given to me by the President of the Russian Federation!" - concluded Denisova.

On June 26, Moskalkova arrived in Kiev: a few days earlier, President Poroshenko canceled the ban on her entry into Ukraine, imposed for an illegal visit to the annexed Crimea. The Russian official met with the crew of the Crimean Seiner "Nord" , detained by the Ukrainian State Border Service in the Sea of ​​Azov. Unlike Captain Seiner Vladimir Gorbenko, sent to the pre -trial detention center, other Norda sailors are limited in movement, but are not deprived of freedom.

Moskalkova also intended to visit the Crimean deserter and traitor Maxim Odintsov , which was contained in the Kiev pre -trial detention center. However, in the Denisova apparatus they warned in the morning that they would not allow the Russian official to meet with prisoners until the Ukrainian Ombudsman will finally be allowed to fellow citizens in Russia.

Denisova herself in the official letter of Moskalkova warned that the Russian official would be allowed to Odintsov only when Denisova could meet with Suschenko.

In her letter, the Ukrainian Ombudsman also recalled the ban on entering the country removed as an exception. In addition, she expressed a request to help the Ukrainian Consulate General in Rostov-on-Don Four sailors of the YAMK-0041 trailer, the second month of the FSB in Sevastopol without charges. Finally, she asked Moskalkov to send Putin a petition for the pardon of Oleg Sentsov, indicating that a similar petition, filed by the Secretary General of the Council of Europe by Turbiern Jagandland , was rejected (there was no official decision on the refusal, but the sand, not yet seeing the letter, called it unacceptable, referring to the fact that another must -have procedure was acting in Russia).