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Statements by lawyer Violetta Volkova about the practice of detaining Russian citizens abroad.
Third countries have begun to extradite wanted Russians more often. This was stated by lawyer Violetta Volkova, TASS reports.
“Our citizens who are wanted come to some states and are detained at the border. Persons who left the territory of the Russian Federation for one reason or another,” the lawyer explained.
According to her, cases of detention in Europe and in third countries already exist, and the issue of extraditing citizens to Russia is currently being resolved.

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