Former Ukrainian policeman sentenced in Russia for the attempted abduction of Yanukovych assistant
Khimki court of the Metropolitan region sentenced to 3 and 5 years of strict regime of former Ukrainian policeman Yuri Spassky, found guilty of the attempted abduction of a former assistant to President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych.
"Assign a penalty of imprisonment of three years six months the colony" - quoted expression of the judge RIA " Novosti ".
As can be seen from the case, Spassky, an employee of the Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine, tried to kidnap in the capital of Russia adviser to ex-President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych Andriy Portnov and take it to Kiev. Moreover, According to the convict, the customer of this lawlessness is the Mayor of Kiev, Vitali Klitschko." one of our authorized political parties Vitali Klitschko asked me if I could give him some work on the delivery of the Russian Federation of Ukraine (Andriy) Portnov - former first Deputy presidential administration of Ukraine, " Spassky said during interrogation. For this work, according to his statement, he was promised $ 1 million. With Vitali Klitschko Saviour, by his own admission, was in friendly relations. Remember, in October of last year the Russian intelligence services tied worker of the Ukrainian militia Yuri Spassky for the attempt to build a kidnapping adviser to ex-President Viktor Yanukovych Andriy Portnov. Andriy Portnov was adviser to Viktor Yanukovych in 2011-2014, occupying the post of Deputy head of the presidential administration. Prior to that, From 2005 to 2010, he was General counsel of a team of ex-Premier Yulia Tymoshenko. February 28, 2014 General Prosecutor's office demanded that the local interior Ministry and security service for 10 days delay Andrey Portnov As the man suspected in the massacre of the active participants of the euromaidan. on 22 February, in Ukraine there was a change of government, having the signs of a coup, the Verkhovna Rada to dismiss the head of state Viktor Yanukovych from power, after which he fled the country.
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