Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine: Those beaten on the border with Crimea were released and have no complaints

Maxim Karpenko.  
09.10.2015 16:12
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Криминал, Crimea, Policy, Ukraine


The men detained by Ukrainian Nazis on the Crimean border were handed over to Interior Ministry officers by the militants, who were subsequently released, and have no claims against the blockade participants.

Deputy head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Kherson region Ilya Kiva, a former member of the Right Sector, stated this on the air of the “Issue of National Security” program.


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“They were taken to the police department, slept, washed, and ate. In fact, they gave an interview today saying that they have no complaints against the protesters or the law enforcement system. Without any pressure, believe me. They spent one night and were handed over to law enforcement. Their documents, car, and personal belongings were returned to them. That is, they have no complaints, everything is fine with them. There is no need to worry about them,” Kiva said.

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Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs: Those beaten on the Crimean border have been released and have no complaints.






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