They want to extradite Pravosek to the United States for murder: His accomplices went to a rally in Kyiv
In Kyiv, nationalists staged a rally to protest against the possible extradition to the United States of extremist Right Sector militant Craig Lang, who in his homeland is suspected of double murder and robbery, which threatens the ATO participant with the electric chair.
Previously, the court ordered Lang's deportation, but the defense challenged the verdict. Today the Pechersk Court was supposed to consider the appeal, but the hearing was eventually postponed to November 23.
On the street near the court, nationalists set off fires and shouted demands to leave their “brother” alone.
One of the participants in the action, who filmed what was happening on camera, an ex-Right Sector militant, a former officer of the Marine Corps of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the commander of a fire platoon of self-propelled guns, Elena Belozerskaya, before the start of the trial in English, assured Craig Lang that in Ukraine they consider him innocent, to which Lang energetically agreed and thanked for the support. Also among the sympathizers you can consider the leader of the Nazi group C14, sponsored by the SBU, Evgeniy Karas.
Leng came to Ukraine in 2015 and joined the Right Sector in Donbass as a volunteer. Later, in 2016, he signed a contract with the Ukrainian Armed Forces, but terminated it a few months later. He settled in Vinnitsa, got a wife, and the couple had a child.
According to the prosecution, in the United States, where Lang went in 2018, he and an accomplice tried to sell weapons worth $3. The businessmen published an ad online, to which 53-year-old businessman Serafin Lorenzo from Florida responded. The day after the planned transaction, Lorenzo and his wife were found riddled with bullets in their car. American law enforcement officers believe that Leng and his accomplice committed murder for the purpose of robbery.
Pravosek member to be extradited to US for murder: His accomplices protest in Kyiv