Interpol refused to declare the international wanted list Yatsenyuk

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Interpol has refused to declare an international arrest warrant for former Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk at the request of the Russian Federation.

This was announced by the Minister of internal Affairs Arsen Avakov in his microblog Twitter.

“Interpol on may 3 officially refused Russia the absurd accusation and the request for international arrest warrant for Arseny. KGB provocation to burst,” he wrote.

According to the letter of Interpol, the request was rejected because it does not comply with article 3 of the Charter of the organization, which “strictly prohibits” engaged in interference or activity of political, military, religious or racial character

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We will remind, in 2015, Russia’s investigative Committee admitted Yatsenyuk member of the Chechen war and that he even received the highest award of Jafar Dudayev.

27 Mar 2017 Essentuki city court of Stavropol region of the Russian Federation has in absentia arrested eks-the premiere of “atrocities in Chechnya”.

In April, the Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine received a copy of the letter of the law-enforcement bodies of the Russian Federation in the Interpol General Secretariat in Lyon with a request to declare Yatsenyuk in the international search to arrest and further extradition to the Russian Federation.

Avakov, in turn, sent an official letter to the Secretary-General of Interpol jürgen Stock, and assured him that Yatsenyuk had never been to Chechnya, did not take part in any armed conflict, and specified by Russian investigators, the company lived, studied and worked at the place of his birth on the territory of Ukraine.

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