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Russian sailors seized by Russia were placed in the SIZO-2 "Lefortovo" in Moscow. The Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia, Tetyana Moskalova, explained to the Commissioner for Human Rights of Ukraine, Lyudmila Denisova, under what conditions they are maintained.
Commissioner for Human Rights, Lyudmila Denisova, said on her Facebook page
request for visiting sailors in prison in Russia – Denisova
It is known that there is still a alleged "installation" in the SIZO, that is to say that Ukrainian sailors will be resettled in 8-meter cameras for two prisoners. In addition, for each of the Ukrainians, the person who will be prosecuted for the first time will settle down.
In addition, there is a site for walks on the place of detention of seafarers. Ukrainians can walk without restrictions. Moskalova added that the three wounded Ukrainian soldiers, treated in the isolator "Matrosskaya silhina", can stand up and move independently. They also receive hot meals and full medical care.
Earlier, reports indicated that Ukrainians had been placed in quarantine cells, while the leaders of the institution were asking them to withdraw their military form. On December 1, Ukrainian lawyers and consuls did not visit the prisoners of war held in the "Lefortovo" SIZO. Representatives of Ukraine continue to try to reach the sailors.
What is happening in the sea of Azov? On November 25, the Russian border ship carried out an attack against the tug of the Ukrainian army in the sea of Azov. Then, in Russia, they declared that Ukrainian warships "illegally entered the temporarily closed waters of the Russian territorial sea" and continued their movement towards the Kerch Strait
. The Ukrainian navy group reportedly continued its journey to Mariupol. However, right out of the Kerch Strait, Russian border ships opened fire on Ukrainian ships, injuring six Ukrainian soldiers. Russia also seized 2 Ukrainian ships and captured 24 Ukrainian sailors
On 28 November, the occupied Crimea "court" chose the 24th Ukrainian captive sailors to take custody for a period of two months. On November 30, Ukrainian soldiers were taken to SIZO Moscow.
The result of the Russian aggression was the introduction by Ukraine of a martial law in 10 oblasts on Dec. 26 and the ban on entering Ukraine Russian men aged 16 to 60 years old.
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