The sister of starving Oleg Sentsov said that he practically does not get up

Director Oleg Sentsov, who has been on a hunger strike since May 14, said in a letter to his sister Natalya Kaplan that he hardly gets up.

She wrote on Facebook about her brother's condition:

Everything is not just bad, everything is catastrophically bad. Oleg gave me a letter through a lawyer, he hardly gets up. He wrote that the end is near, and he is not about liberation. He asks if anyone else is interested in his hunger strike, no letters are handed over to him, no! He says that he is now in an information vacuum and does not know what is happening at all.

Kaplan also said that the European Court of Human Rights insists on Sentsov's transfer to a civilian hospital, which is closer to the place of registration. In response to this, he refused, claiming that he would not survive the transfer.

From his words, Sentsov's sister reports that "in the civilian hospital in Labytnangi, where he had already been in intensive care, they mock him even more than in prison."

• Oleg Sentsov is a Ukrainian director who was sentenced to 20 strict regime colonies for allegedly 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 them and illegal trafficking in explosives.
• On May 14, Sentsov went on an indefinite hunger strike demanding the release of all Ukrainian political prisoners.
• OVD-Info collected known information about 88 people associated with Ukraine and persecuted by the Russian authorities. Among these people there are both those deprived of liberty and those sentenced to suspended sentences, which means that they have limited movement.