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Will the Moscow court extend the detention of Jose Aron Medina and Alexander Ante beyond October 23, 2024?
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Colombian•Jose Aron Medina•Alexander Ante•Russia•Federal Security Service•FSB•Ukrainian Armed Forces•Venezuela•Moscow•Colombians•Ukrainian•Karpaty Sich•Nazi•Ukraine
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Moscow Court Detains Colombians for Fighting with Karpaty Sich in Ukraine
Aug 30, 2024, 08:13 AM
Two Colombian nationals, Jose Aron Medina and Alexander Ante, have been detained by Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) on suspicion of fighting for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The individuals were arrested in Venezuela and extradited to Moscow, where they are facing charges of mercenary activities. The Moscow court has ordered their arrest until October 23. The Colombians are accused of participating in hostilities as part of the Ukrainian unit 'Karpaty Sich,' a group reportedly linked to neo-Nazi activities. The FSB presented evidence, including uniforms with insignia, to support these claims. The case highlights the ongoing international complexities in the conflict involving Ukraine and Russia. The suspects reportedly traveled on July 18, seeking early boarding privileges.
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