Court dismissed appeal against groundlessness of suspicion against Colonel Chervinskyi (updated)
The judge dismissed the lawyers’ complaint against the groundlessness of the suspicion against Colonel Roman Chervinskyi.
This was announced by Chervinskyi's lawyer Viktor Vasyliuk after the end of the meeting, part of which was held in a closed session, Censor.NET reports.
"Unfortunately, I have to admit that the miracle did not happen. Nothing has changed in our judicial system, in the judiciary. Judge Slobodianiuk violated all possible rights of Roman Chervinskyi to a public case hearing, to provide some objections, so that people knew what was being discussed in the court hearing. He went to the meeting room, came out of the meeting room, and said that he had denied the lawyers' complaint about the groundlessness of the suspicion," the lawyer said, adding that the defense would appeal this decision.
Vasyliuk also said that after the hearing was closed, both sides presented their arguments, but he did not know what the judge's motivation was for this decision.
"We don't have the full decision yet, it will be later, we don't know the motivation for his decision, but we have what we have," the lawyer explained. "There is no point in looking for any justice in this court. It is not here. Don't even look under the spotlight!"
Earlier it was reported that Chervinskyi was handed a changed suspicion.
It should be noted that Roman Chervinskyi gave an exclusive interview to Censor.NET, where he spoke about the operation at the Kanatove airfield.
Earlier media reported that the Ukrainian military had been recruiting a Russian pilot for several months to hijack the plane. Among them, according to the media, was Roman Chervinskyi. Subsequently, as noted in the SSU (Security Service of Ukraine), the "operation" was carried out despite the objections of the SSU and without the consent of the relevant state bodies. As a result, the enemy received information about the deployment of personnel of the Ukrainian Air Force and Ukrainian aircraft at the Kanatove airfield. This allowed the Russian Armed Forces to shell the airfield.
Later, the SSU informed Chervinskyi of suspicion in the case of the shelling of the Kanatove airfield in the Kirovohrad region by the occupiers. He was detained in the Ternopil region.
On September 6, the court left Colonel Chervinskyi in custody for another 2 months.
