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Alexander Kulikovsky, member of the Moscow Public Oversight Commission (ONK), a prisoners' human rights watchdog, shared this information with Russian News Agency TASS.

"ONK members have visited Nadia Savchenko today, nothing threatens her life, [her] conditions is satisfactory," he said.

According to Kulikovsky, Savchenko has said she is ready to end her hunger strike if her imprisonment is changed for house arrest.

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As UNIAN reported earlier, Savchenko was taken to hospital due to the worsening of her health after a lengthy hunger strike. On March 13, she said she would continue the hunger strike until release from custody.