Volodymyr Prysich, the fourth Ukrainian shown on Russian state television in August 2016 ‘confessing’ to ‘sabotage’ and ‘spying’ for Ukrainian military intelligence, has been sentenced to 3 years’ imprisonment on a totally different charge. Prysich told a court in Russian-occupied Crimea that the ‘confession’ had been tortured out of him, and that the charges now laid were equally fictitious.
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Halya Coynash: Third ‘Ukrainian Crimea saboteur’ says Russia TV confession obtained through torture
A Russian flag blows inside the entrance of Crimea's regional parliament building in Simferopol on March 13, 2014.
