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Tortured prisoners of war: Finnish police demand the arrest of Russian neo-Nazi Yan Petrovsky

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The Central Criminal Police of Finland demands the arrest of the Russian neo-Nazi who fought in the Donbass and tortured Ukrainian prisoners of war Vojislav Torden, known as Jan Slavyan Petrovsky.

The Finnish publication Yle reports this.

According to the arrest warrant, the probable crimes were committed in 2014-2015.

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As the publication notes, the hearing in the case will take place on Monday, December 18, in the afternoon in the Helsinki court.

Deputy Prosecutor General Jukka Rappe previously decided to launch a preliminary investigation into Thorden’s possible crimes in Ukraine.

According to him, the investigation will take place in Finland, since according to the decision of the Supreme Court, Torden cannot be extradited to Ukraine.

In turn, Thorden denies all accusations.

Detention of Yan Petrovsky

At the end of August, Finnish police detained 36-year-old Russian Yan Petrovsky, who is suspected of committing terrorist crimes in Ukraine.

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The Slav is suspected of participating in the activities of a terrorist group in the Donetsk and Lugansk regions.

According to media reports, the Russian is a radical nationalist who fought against the Armed Forces of Ukraine in 2014-2015.

The suspect is on the EU sanctions list, which states that he served as commander of the neo-Nazi DSRG Rusich. Ukraine accuses Petrovsky of ill-treatment of captured Ukrainian soldiers.

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