Russia may transfer political prisoners Panov, Syzonovych to Ukraine, - Justice Ministry - 112 International

August 28, 2019

Russia Ukraine Russia may transfer political prisoners Panov, Syzonovych to Ukraine, - Justice Ministry - 112 International UNIAN: Ukrenergo files lawsuit against Russia over assets in Crimea - Kyiv Post Reuters: Ukraine frees jailed Russian journalist amid prisoner swap talks - Kyiv Post UNIAN: Kolomoisky says Russia has lost the war - Kyiv Post Ukrainian court frees Russian journalist - ABC News Russia may transfer political prisoners Panov, Syzonovych to Ukraine, - Justice Ministry - 112 International 112 International Ukrainian political prisoner Panov Illegally convicted in Russia political prisoners Yevhen Panov and Oleksy Syzonovych may be transferred to Ukraine for the further serving of sentence as Hromadske reported citing Justice Ministry of Ukraine. Read More UNIAN: Ukrenergo files lawsuit against Russia over assets in Crimea - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post UNIAN: Ukrenergo files lawsuit against Russia over assets in Crimea Published Aug. 28. Updated Aug. 28 at 3:10 pm A man walks past a campaign billboard of Russian President Vladimir Putin, reading "Simferopol for a Strong Russia!" in Simferopol, Crimea, on March 15, 2018. Read More Reuters: Ukraine frees jailed Russian journalist amid prisoner swap talks - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post Reuters: Ukraine frees jailed Russian journalist amid prisoner swap talks Published Aug. 28. Updated Aug. 28 at 2:43 pm Ukrainian-Russian journalist Kyrylo Vyshynsky is pictured as he enters the court hall prior a court hearing on July 15, 2019. Read More UNIAN: Kolomoisky says Russia has lost the war - Kyiv Post Kyiv Post UNIAN: Kolomoisky says Russia has lost the war Published Aug. 28. Updated Aug. 28 at 2:21 pm A Ukraininan soldier mans a PKM machine gun nest during a combat clash near town of Novoluhanske, eastern Ukraine, on June 14, 2019. Read More Ukrainian court frees Russian journalist - ABC News ABC News A Ukrainian court has released a Russian journalist, an apparent signal that a much-anticipated prisoner exchange with Russia is getting on track. The court ruled Wednesday to free Kirill Vyshinskiy on parole following more than a year in jail. Read More

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