The Oktyabrsky District Court in the Russian Krasnodar city extended the detention period to the Ukrainian political prisoner Pavlo Gryb for two more months - until July 4. The father of the prisoner Ihor Gryb said this in a commentary to Hromadske.
According to Ihor Gryb, the court session was held in closed session on Saturday, April 28. It is noted that the judge, seeing the Ukrainian consul and Pavel Grib's mother in the courtroom, asked them to leave the premises.
According to Ihor Gryb, for more than 8 months, which Pavlo spent in jail, he was not given a single date with his mother.
"During this time, we received only one letter from him, and he received a letter from a citizen of Ukraine," Ihor Gryb said.
He added that during his stay in the prison his son's eyesight deteriorated significantly.
According to Ihor Gryb, the court session was held in closed session on Saturday, April 28. It is noted that the judge, seeing the Ukrainian consul and Pavel Grib's mother in the courtroom, asked them to leave the premises.
According to Ihor Gryb, for more than 8 months, which Pavlo spent in jail, he was not given a single date with his mother.
"During this time, we received only one letter from him, and he received a letter from a citizen of Ukraine," Ihor Gryb said.
He added that during his stay in the prison his son's eyesight deteriorated significantly.
