Sentsov called his state of the pre -Critical

Oleg Sentsov, on the 94th day, continuing the hunger strike, at a meeting with the journalist Zoe Sveta, he called his fortune condition. It is reported by RTVI with reference to Svetov herself, who visited the Politzek in IK-8 "White Bear" in Labytnangi.

Earlier on August 14, the Federal Penitentiary Service at the request of the Presidential Council for Human Rights gave light permission to visit IK-8 . At the meeting of the journalist with Sentsov, who lasted two hours, the head of the colony, Colonel of the Internal Service, Sergei Skachev and two more FSINESTS, were present.

Politzek once again assured that he was not going to remove the hunger strike.

The FSINOSK doctors, whom Sentsov trusts, refrain from any forecasts, said Svetova RTVI. Meanwhile, Novaya Gazeta, she stated the opinion of the attending physician differently, saying that, according to his assessment, "the internal bodies can refuse at any time." “He (physician - ed.) Said lawyer Dmitry Dinze during a visit,” the journalist added.

In a commentary to her colleague Victoria Ivleva, immediately after visiting the IK-8, the journalist noticed that Sentsov "looks bad."

"MBH-Media" with reference to Svetov transfers the name of the nutrient mixture that the political zap consumes. This is Nutridrink Nutrison Advanced. The name of the mixture by the journalist was said by the attending physician. “They give several spoons per day, how much - he did not specify,” said Svetova.

On August 9, lawyer Dinze said that the political prisoner is now experiencing the third crisis from the beginning of the hunger strike and this crisis is protracted. Later, the lawyer explained: "The first crisis - a person gets used to a hunger strike. The second crisis - he begins changes. The third crisis - he lives with these changes. Fourth - this is already the refusal of the organs ."

On the 7th, immediately after a meeting with Sentsov, Dinze said that a starving heart problem , anemia due to a decreased hemoglobin, a pulse of only about 40 strokes per minute and weakness throughout the body.

Sentsov himself, in a letter written on the same day, a cousin Natalya Kochneva (Kaplan) said that he was almost never getting up . “He wrote that the end is close, and he is not about liberation,” Kochneva added.