Russian court arrests kidnapped Ukrainian Hryb for two months

This was announced by TASS citing the decision of Oktyabrsky district court of Krasnodar, Censor.NET reports.

"The pre-trial restriction is a two-month arrest. [The decision] was made on Aug.17," the source said, adding that he was talking about "accused defendant Pavlo Hryb, born in 1998, who is on international wanted list."

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Earlier, Ukrainian reserve officer Ihor Hryb announced his son Pavlo Hryb was kidnapped by Russian FSB in Belarus: "FSB had lured Pavlo to Gomel under the guise of meeting a girl, and detained him."

On Aug. 24, 2017, Pavlo Hryb, aged 19, left for Belorussian Gomel to see a girl he met through social media, without knowing her personally, the father wrote. The girl was supposed to come from the Russian Federation. Pavlo was to return home on the same day, but he didn't. His father went to search for his son in Gomel the next day, and found that Pavlo was wanted by Russian FSB for a terrorist attack.

On Sept. 8, Hryb's attorneys said they were not allowed to see their client in Krasnodar prison.