Posting a copy of Interpol General Secretariat’s notice stating that the data contained in the NCB Moscow’s diffusion concerning Mr Yatsenyuk “would not be in conformity with Article 3 of Interpol’s Constitution,” Avakov tweeted: “KBG provocation failed.”
Інтерпол 3 травня офіційно відмовив Росії в абсурдному звинуваченні і запиті на міжнародний розшук щодо Арсенія. Гбіська провокація лопнула. pic.twitter.com/F6ttfKBH9O
— Arsen Avakov (@AvakovArsen) May 3, 2017
Read alsoEx-PM Yatsenuyk: World looks forward to U.S. leadership in maintaining int'l peace and securityAccording to earlier media reports, a municipal court in the southern Russian town of Yessentuki in Russia issued an arrest warrant for former prime minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk. Yatsenyuk was charged with alleged participation in an armed group attacking Russian troops in the Russian North Caucasus region of Chechnya in the mid-1990s.
The law enforcers claimed Yatsenyuk allegedly killed as many as 30 Russian troops and wounded another 13 soldiers during the hostilities in Grozny.
In an earlier comment, Arseniy Yatsenyuk said "the Kremlin has hit rock bottom,” calling "nonsense" the accusations brought against him and suggesting that such a move by Russian authorities came as a result of his clear anti-Russian political stance.
