The third hearing of the Court of Appeal on the case of Ukrainian National Guardsman Vitaliy Markiv was held behind closed doors in Milan, Italy on Oct. 15. Only some journalists, accredited officials, family and lawyers were allowed into the premises.
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People hold flyers during a rally to demand freedom for Vitaliy Markiv in front of the Italian embassy on Oct. 14, 2019. Markiv was sentenced to 24 years in prison in Italy for involvement in the 2014 death of Italian freelance photographer Andrea Rocchelli during Russia’s war in Donbas.
