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"There's yet another appeal to prosecute me for extremism. For my Twitter," Feygin tweeted. The lawyer promised to share the details later.
"A detective from the Department of Internal Affairs in the Moscow's district of Khamovniki said that some man named Schukin had accused me of extremism," Feygin said.
Read alsoMuslims held in Crimean detention facility forced to eat porkEarlier, Feygin published an open letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin, where he had asked to release Ukrainian political prisoners in Russia. This resulted in his Facebook account being blocked.
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In particular, the lawyer wrote in a letter that the Ukrainians were forcibly transferred to Russia, arrested and prosecuted for political reasons.
