Tatyana Moskalkova, the human rights ombudsman in the Russian Federation, expects to visit at least four Russian citizens in Ukraine, began the process of coordinating visiting schedules with the Ukrainian ombudsman Lyudmila Denisova.

"Today we held a meeting with the Human Rights Commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, Lyudmila Denisova, about the exchange of schedules and arrangements for the visit schedule. Such a list is drawn up by both sides, at the moment he has not addressed me, we are also working on this list, "Moskalkova told Interfax,.

She noted that she "definitely" would like to visit the journalist "RIA Novosti Ukraina" Kirill Vyshinsky and the activist "Volunteers of Victory" Elena Odnolov, about the visit which she had previously addressed to L. Denisova, as well as servicemen of Alexander Baranov and Maxim Odintsov.

Moskalkova said that the process of coordinating the schedule should be completed by the end of next week.

According to the Commissioner, the visit of such prisoners by the Ombudsmen of the two countries is of particular importance, since many of them have dual citizenship and are not allowed to consular employees.

In turn, Denisova reported on the air of the channel "112. Ukraine ", which, after agreeing the lists, is likely to visit Ukrainian prisoners first in Moscow, and then in other regions of Russia, as well as in the annexed Crimea.