Ukrainian citizen Yevhen Panov, who was convicted in the Russia-annexed Crimea, has been convoyed from the peninsula to Moscow for a hearing of his case at a court of appeal.
His brother, Ihor Kotelianets, has written this on Facebook, Ukrainian News Agency reports.
According to Kotelianets, on October 25, Moscow has to host a hearing of the appeal court at which the prosecutors will demand extension of his imprisonment to 10.5 years.
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, unrecognized Supreme Court of the Russia-annexed Crimea sentenced Panov to eight years in prison on July 13.
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