In the event of a trial, the Russian Federation may forget about any negotiations forever.

The Russian occupation authorities will play for time, but they will not arrange the so-called public tribunal in Mariupol - the trial of the “Azovites”.

Recall that in the temporarily occupied Mariupol, the quarter with the Philharmonic Hall, where the occupiers were preparing a trial of the Azov fighters, was closed by the Russian military for the second day in a row.

“Yesterday, workers at the Philharmonic were ordered not to go to work. In the morning, three buses drove up to the building, accompanied by five KAMAZ trucks with military personnel. Who and why is still unknown,” Andryushchenko said. According to him, the public controlled by the occupation authorities of Mariupol reported that the Philharmonic was mined, and at least one explosive device was found.

The start date of the trial remains unknown, but a combination of factors, such as the completion of construction work, the atypical invasion of Russian propagandists into Mariupol, indicates that the bill can go, if not for hours, then for days.

Aleksey Arestovich the Advisor to the Office of the President of Ukraine spoke about it in a conversation with the Russian opposition leader, and lawyer Mark Feygin.

Zelensky clearly said that in case of a trial on Azovites, the Russian Federation may not dream of any negotiations. The option is closing on its own.

Aleksey Arestovich

Arestovich also said that Ukraine sent an additional package of documents the day before, warning international legal institutions of this trial.

Therefore, the Russians are in a complicated situation: on the one hand, they need to portray to their internal crazy patriots that a “deserved retribution overtook the “Azovites””, and on the other hand, run into an ultimatum - to close the option of negotiations with Kyiv. And this is tough point for them.

Aleksey Arestovich

According to him, most likely, the invaders in Mariupol will play for time.

Mass trial… This prank will not work.

Aleksey Arestovich