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  1. 31 Jan 2020

    releases V. - a key suspect in 's downing of - to RU in an asymmetrical prisoner exchange. Tsemakh files complaint challenging his extradition to the Netherlands. ECHR rejects it. Tsemakh reportedly dies in an "accident" in the next day.

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  2. 13 Feb 2020

    offered to stage its own “trial” of key suspects who link this with

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  3. 5 Sep 2019

    The release of and ’s statement of “large-scale exchange” pose danger for . We turned to the officers from different intelligence agencies in an effort to understand whether this situation was a “betrayal” or a “multimove game”.

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  4. 9 Sep 2019

    Commenting on yesterday’s prisoner exchange between Ukraine and Russia, committee Chair Sunna Aevarsdottir said: “While welcoming the exchange, I fully expect Volodymyr , a ‘person of interest’ in the downing of Flight , to be made available to Dutch investigators.”

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  5. 3 Nov 2019

    stages interview with suspect for lies about its guilt and about ‘civil war’ in

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  6. 8 Sep 2019

    How can deny responsibility for when it gave up , and others to get key suspect out of ?

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  7. 5 Sep 2019

    A spokeswoman for the Dutch-led Joint Investigation Team responds to the Ukrainian court decision to release : “We would have liked to have speak to him and it’s going to be difficult now." “We would rather have him in Ukraine so we could speak to him.”

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  8. 9 Sep 2019

    Read how Ukrainian agents exfiltrated suspect/witness from separatist Donbass territory - at a high cost: one agent died and one lost a leg.

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  9. 8 Sep 2019

    The prosecutor's office of the has asked to extradite Volodymyr , who is suspected of involvement in the downing of the Malaysian Boeing flight MH17 in in 2014. This was reported by the Dutch newspaper De Volkskrant.

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  10. 7 Sep 2019

    Very good that Ukrainian political prisoners, including Oleg & sailors, are finally released, they should have never been taken as hostages by , regrettably at a price of key witness in case , however, I believe that justice ultimately will be served

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  11. 8 Sep 2019

    Moscow's insistence to have included in the prisoner swap with is the clearest signal given until now by the Kremlin of its responsibility for the downing of the

    How can Russia deny responsibility for MH17 when it gave up Sentsov, others to get key witness out of Ukraine? - Human Rights in Ukraine
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  12. 5 Sep 2019

    Witness release may worsen Ukraine's relations with partners, whose citizens died in MH17, and may impact other Ukrainian lawsuits against Russia in the International courts.

    A spokeswoman for the Dutch-led Joint Investigation Team responds to the Ukrainian court decision to release : “We would have liked to have speak to him and it’s going to be difficult now." “We would rather have him in Ukraine so we could speak to him.”
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  13. 6 Sep 2019

    Yesterday, Kyiv court released plane crash ‘suspect,’ Volodymyr . Robert van der Noordaa, one of the first case online investigators, comments on the event special for .

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  14. 7 Sep 2019

    As expected, Ukrainian citizen, traitor, & Russian collaborator, Volodymyr was included in the prisoner exchange today. He's a suspect in Moscow's downing of commercial passenger jet . A Ukrainian agent died from injuries sustained in the op to arrest Tsemakh.

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  15. 11 Sep 2019

    Remember MH17 suspect , who was released by Kiev as part of a prisoner swap with Russia? According to his daughter they're en route "home," back to eastern Ukraine.

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  16. 31 Jan 2020

    spread by Ukrainian propaganda outlets Unian, Apostrophe

    Russia's propaganda outlet Russia Today (RT) published a news report alleging that suspect Tsemakh was killed in Moscow. The report was removed shortly after
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  17. 8 Sep 2019

    government asked Russian government to extradite for trial.

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  18. 7 Sep 2019

    's photo of prisoners exchanged today. A number of them (including ) are reportedly Ukrainian citizens who committed treason against Ukraine by collaborating with in its unlawful war on Ukraine.

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  19. 11 Sep 2019

    Smart move, - to throw him back to Eastern - which is controlled by Russia but still is formally Ukraine. Schrödinger's

    Remember MH17 suspect , who was released by Kiev as part of a prisoner swap with Russia? According to his daughter they're en route "home," back to eastern Ukraine.
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  20. 12 Sep 2019

    the Dutch brought up the issue of among EU ambassadors yesterday expressing great concern & were critical that it wasn't mentioned in the EU statement. but it is unlikely that there will be further talks on this for now.

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