Vladimir Domnin

Having been previously convicted of violent serious and severely serious crimes against the person, consistenly adhering to right-wing radical nationalist (fascist) views based on the ideology of exclusivity and superiority of one nation over other nations, being an ardent opponent of the reunification of Crimea with Russia and a supporter of the so-called "Maidan" — an unconstitutional coup in Ukraine, committed in 2014, sharing the ideas of Ukrainian nationalism based on russophobia and having a criminal intent aimed at participation in the activities of the Right Sector extremist organisation, flew to Ukraine on 15 May 2015 and joined the said organisation, staying on the territory of Ukraine until 8 June 2015; on 6 October 2017, he once again entered Ukraine, this time through Belarus, after which he spent a month in Kyiv at the Right Sector mobilization centre "studying propaganda literature and propaganda materials of this organization, underwent additional ideological, psychological and physical training, training in conspiratorial practices and countering law enforcement and regulatory authorities"; in early November 2017, he was assigned to a temporary training centre in Marinka, Donetsk region, where he underwent "an intensive course of military, physical and psychological training"; after that, later the same month, he joined a separate tactical group, "Volyn," of the "Russian Insurgent Army," described as 'uniting ethnic Russians who arrived from various countries around the world,' with the aim of participating in the activities of the "Ukrainian Volunteer Army," which is part of the Right Sector Volunteer Corps. For approximately one month, he was stationed in the area of Maryinka and ‘repeatedly stood guard … took part in the construction of fortifications, carried out logistical and maintenance duties, including arranging and maintaining facilities and surrounding areas, ensuring the delivery of food and water supplies, and organizing meal provision for its members.’