Photo: Natalia Gubernatorova
Prosecutor General of Ukraine Office sent a lawsuit to the head of Crimea Sergei Aksenov and former Crimean prosecutor Natalia Poklonska. They are accused of treason, according to the General Prosecutor's Office's press service. There are a total of eight defendants in the case. They are accused of high treason, interfering with Ukraine's territorial integrity and seizing power as part of a criminal organization.
The Ukrainian investigation believes that in February and March 2014 Poklonskaya, Aksenov and other officials “ created a criminal organization for the purpose of violent overthrow of the constitutional order and change the borders of Ukraine. & # 39; & # 39; They also helped Russia in subversive activities against Ukraine and damage sovereignty and territorial integrity, participated in the creation of the occupying authorities and led them, said the General Prosecutor's Office in Cape Verde.