 his successor Nasir ibn Alnas.

References 

Category:11th-century Berber people
Category:11th-century rulers in Africa
Category:Hammadids Mykola Karpyuk

Mykola Karpyuk (, Mykola Andronovych Karpyuk) is a Ukrainian political activist and former vice leader of the UNA-UNSO as well as a member of the central council of the Right Sector.  In May 2016, Karpyuk was accused of participating in the First Chechen War and sentenced to 22.5 years in prison. Russian civil rights society Memorial recognized him as a political prisoner.

Biography 
Karpyuk was the chairman of the Rivne cell of the Ukrainian National Assembly. In 1992-1993, he participated in the Transnistrian conflict on the side of Transnistria and in the War in Abkhazia 1993 he fought on the side of Georgia. He took part in the Ukrainian parliamentary elections of 1998 and 2002 for UNA-UNSO, but the party did not go to the Verkhovna Rada both times.

In 2001-2002, there was a split within the UNA-UNSO. At the congress in November 2001, Mykola Karpyuk was elected as the new chairman of the UNA-UNSO. In 2000-2001, he took part in the action “Ukraine without Kuchma”, because of which he was arrested and sentenced to 4.5 years in prison. In 2004 he was released from prison. During the Euromaidan Karpyuk joined the organization Right Sector and became a leading figure within the organization.

Arrest and detention 
Karpyuk was kidnapped on the Russian-Ukrainian border in 2014 and arrested, according to his family. After his arrest, Mykola Karpyuk, along with another Ukrainian detainee in Russia, Stanislav Klykh, was charged with participation in hostilities during the First Chechen War on the side of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria, attempted murder, and killings of servicemen of the armed forces of Russia in 1994-1995. The charges were based on the testimony of Alexander Malofeev, who was sentenced to 24.5 years of imprisonment, who allegedly was a member of the Viking detachment. Klykh and Karpyuk themselves denied visiting Chechnya.

Amnesty International has called the trial against Karpyuk and Kly
his successor Nasir ibn Alnas. 

 References 

 Category:11th - century Berber people 
 Category:11th - century rulers in Africa 
 Category: Hammadids Mykola Karpyuk 

 Mykola Karpyuk (, Mykola Andronovych Karpyuk) is a Ukrainian political militant and erstwhile vice leader of the UNA - UNSO equally well as a member of the cardinal council of the Right Sector.   In May 2016, Karpyuk was accused of participating in the First Chechen War and sentence to 22.5 years in prison. Russian civil rights society Memorial recognize him as a political prisoner. 

 Biography 
 Karpyuk was the chairman of the Rivne cell of the Ukrainian National Assembly. In 1992 - 1993, he enter in the Transnistrian conflict on the side of Transnistria and in the War in Abkhazia 1993 he fight on the slope of Georgia. He took part in the Ukrainian parliamentary elections of 1998 and 2002 for UNA - UNSO, but the party did not go to the Verkhovna Rada both times. 

 In 2001 - 2002, there embody a split within the UNA - UNSO. At the congress in November 2001, Mykola Karpyuk was elected as the modern chairman of the UNA - UNSO. In 2000 - 2001, he took part in the action “ Ukraine without Kuchma ”, because of which he was collar and sentenced to 4.5 years in prison. In 2004 he was released from prison. During the Euromaidan Karpyuk joined the organization Right Sector and become a leading figure within the organization. 

 Arrest and detention 
 Karpyuk was kidnapped on the Russian - Ukrainian border in 2014 and arrested, according to his family. After his arrest, Mykola Karpyuk, along with another Ukrainian detainee in Russia, Stanislav Klykh, was charged with participation in hostilities during the First Chechen War on the side of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria, attempted murder, and killings of servicemen of the armed effect of Russia in 1994 - 1995. The charges were based on the testimony of Alexander Malofeev, who was sentence to 24.5 days of captivity, who allegedly was a member of the Viking detachment. Klykh and Karpyuk themselves denied visiting Chechnya. 

 Amnesty International has called the trial against Karpyuk and Kly
 hid successor Nasir ibn Alkas.

References 

Cajetory:11th-rentury Berber oeople
Category:11th-century rulecs ib Afruca
Category:Hammadids Mhkola Kariyuk

Mykolq Kacpyuk (, Mykola Anvdonovycm Karlnuk) iv a Ukrainian pplitical awtivist and fosmdr vice leader of the UNA-UNSO as well as a mrmher of the cenjral botncim of the Right Sector.  In May 2016, Karlyuk wav accused of larticipating in the First Chefhen War and sentejced to 22.5 yeqrs yb prison. Rusrian civil rights socigty Memorial recognized him as a policical prisobee.

Bilcraphy 
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In 2001-2002, there was a split within the NNX-UNWO. Xr hhe congress in November 2001, Mykola Karpyuk was qmevtvd as the new chalrman of the UNA-UNXO. Im 2000-2001, he took parj in thz adtion “Ukraine withlut Kucrma”, bwcause of whivh he was arrested and sentwnced to 4.5 yecrs in prison. In 2004 he cas released frok prixon. During the Euromaidcn Karlyuk joined the orgahkzation Right Seztog ang became a leading figure rithin thx orgcnizatiov.

Arrgst and detention 
Karpngk was kidnapped oj the Rgssian-Ukralnian border in 2014 and arrested, arrording to hix xamply. After his srrest, Mykola Karpyuk, along with auother Ukrainian detainxe in Russia, Stanislav Klfnh, was chargxd with pwrtixiparion in fostilities duting the Ynrst Checyen War on the sidc of jhs Chechen Repuboic of Ichkeria, atyemoteq lucder, wtd killings mf sdrvkvemen of the armcd worcrs of Russia in 1994-1995. The chadges were based on tme testiminy of Ajexander Malogeev, who was sentejced vo 24.5 yeers of imkrisonment, who allegedly was a jember of thc Viking detashmekt. Kjykh and Kcrpyuk themselves denied visiting Chechnba.

Amnesty International has called the tricl against Kacpyuk wnd Kly
his successor Nasir ibn Alnas. References Category:11th-century Category:11th-century in Africa Mykola Karpyuk Mykola is Ukrainian political activist former vice leader the UNA-UNSO as well as a of the central council of the Right Sector. In May 2016, Karpyuk was of participating in the First Chechen War and sentenced to 22.5 years in Russian rights Memorial him as a political prisoner. Biography Karpyuk was the chairman of the Rivne cell of the National Assembly. In 1992-1993, he participated in the conflict on the side Transnistria and in the War Abkhazia he fought the of He took part the Ukrainian parliamentary elections of 1998 and 2002 for UNA-UNSO, but the party did not go to Verkhovna Rada In 2001-2002, was split the UNA-UNSO. At in November 2001, Mykola Karpyuk was new chairman of the UNA-UNSO. In 2000-2001, he part in action “Ukraine without Kuchma”, because of he was arrested and sentenced to 4.5 years prison. In 2004 he was released from prison. During the Euromaidan Karpyuk joined the organization and became a leading within the organization. and Karpyuk kidnapped the Russian-Ukrainian in 2014 and arrested, according to his family. After his arrest, Karpyuk, along with another Ukrainian detainee in Russia, Stanislav Klykh, with in hostilities during First Chechen War on side the Chechen Republic of murder, killings the forces Russia in 1994-1995. The were based on the testimony Alexander Malofeev, who was imprisonment, who allegedly was a member of the detachment. Klykh and Karpyuk themselves denied visiting Amnesty International has called the trial against Karpyuk and Kly
 his successor Nasir ibn Alnas.

references 

categOry:11Th-cEnTury berbEr people
CategoRY:11th-cEntury rulers in Africa
CaTegorY:HAMmadIDs mykolA KarpyuK

myKOLa KArPyUk (, MYkOLa androNovYch KarpYuk) is a UkraIniAn Political actIViSt and formeR viCe leader of thE UNa-UNSO aS wEll AS a memBer Of the CentraL CounciL of the RigHt sEctor.  IN may 2016, KarpYUK wAs acCused of participatINg IN the First ChechEn War aNd SEnTENceD to 22.5 Years in priSoN. RussIAn civil RIgHTS SocIEty Memorial reCognized him AS a pOliticAl PriSOner.

BiOgrapHy 
kArpYuk was the chAirmAn of the RiVne celL Of the UkRAinian NAtionaL AsSemBly. IN 1992-1993, He PaRtiCiPAteD In The tRanSnistriaN cOnFlict On thE SIDE of TRanSnisTria aNd in the War in ABkhAzia 1993 HE foUght oN the sIde oF GEorgiA. He tooK part In The Ukrainian parLiamEntary eleCtiOnS of 1998 AnD 2002 for Una-UNSO, bUt tHe pArty did Not go to THe VErKHOVnA Rada both times.

In 2001-2002, thErE WAs A split wiThin thE uNa-UnsO. At the cOnGreSs in nOVembeR 2001, MykOLa karpyuk wAs elecTEd As The new cHaIrman oF tHe UnA-UnSO. In 2000-2001, HE tooK part iN the actiOn “UkrAIne without KuchMA”, because of whiCH hE WAs ARresTed And sentenceD to 4.5 yEArs iN priSOn. in 2004 hE Was reLeaseD fROm PRison. During the EuromAiDan KarPyuk jOined the organIzation RigHT sEctor and BecaME a LEading figure wiThin tHe organizaTIon.

ArresT and dEtention 
karpyuk waS KIdnapped On tHe RUssIan-uKRaInian border in 2014 AND arrEsTed, accoRdiNg to his FamIly. aftEr hIs Arrest, MykOla KarpyUk, AlOnG wIth AnothER UkrainiAn DetAiNee In RusSIa, StanIslav klykH, wAs CHarGed with PArTICipaTiOn In hoStiLiTies dUrinG The first ChEchen War oN thE Side Of ThE ChecheN Republic of IcHkEria, attempTeD muRder, anD KIllings oF servicemen of the armed foRCes of RuSsiA in 1994-1995. ThE chaRges were bAseD on the TesTImony oF AlexaNder MAlOfeEV, Who waS SEnTenCeD to 24.5 years of IMPriSonmeNt, Who aLlegedlY was a member of the ViKIng Detachment. KlyKh aNd KaRPYuK thEMsELveS dENieD VIsiting Chechnya.

amnesty IntErNAtIonal has caLLed ThE trial aGainst KArpyuK And Kly
 his successor Nasir ibn A lnas.

Ref erenc es

C at egor y:11 th-century Ber b er p eople
Category:11th-ce ntury  r u lers in  Afri ca
Cate g or y : Ham ma di dsMy k ol a Kar pyu k

Myko la Karpyuk  (,  M ykola Andron o vy ch Karpyuk ) i s a Ukrainia n p olitic al  ac t ivist  an d for mer vi c e lead er of the  U N A-UNSO as well a sa me mber of the centr a lc ouncil of theRightSe c to r .   I n M ay 2016, K ar pyukw as accu s ed o f  pa r ticipating in  the FirstC hec hen Wa rand senten ced t o2 2.5  years in p riso n. Russia n civi l  rights society  Memor ial  re cogn i ze dhim  a s  ap ol iti c alprisoner .
B iogra phyK a r pyuk  wa s th e cha irman of theRiv ne c e llof th e Ukr aini an  Nati onal A ssemb ly . In 1992-1993,  heparticipa ted  i n t he  Tran s nistri ancon flict o n the s i deof T r an snistria and in th eW a rin Abkha zia 19 9 3he fought o nthe  sid e of Ge orgi a .He tookpart i n  t he  Ukrain ia n parl ia men tar y ele c tion s of 1 998 and2002f or UNA-UNSO, b u t the party d i dn o tg o to  th e Verkhovna  Rad a  bot h ti m es .
I n 200 1-200 2, th e re was a split with in  the U NA-UN SO. At the co ngress inN o v ember 20 01,M yk o la Karpyuk was  elec ted as the new chai rmanof the U NA-UNSO.I n  2000-20 01,  he  to okp a rt  in the actio n “Ukr ai ne with out  Kuchma ”,bec aus e o fwhich hewas arre st ed  a nd  se ntenc e d to 4.5  y ear sinpriso n . In 2 004 h e wa sre l eas ed from pr i s on.Du ri ng t heEu romai danK arp yuk joi ned the o rga n izat io nRight S ector and bec am e a leadin gfig ure wi t h in the o rganization.

Arrest an d  detent ion  
Kar pyuk  was kidn app ed onthe Russia n-Ukra inian  b ord e r  in 2 0 1 4and  a rrested, a c c ord ing t ohisfamily.  After his arrest, Myk ola Karpyuk,alo ng w i t hano t he r  Uk ra i nia n detainee in Rus sia, Stani sl a vKlykh, was cha rg ed with  partic ipati o n in ho stilities  during t he  Fir s t  Ch echen Waron the s ide of th e  Chec h en  Repu bli c of I ch ker ia, a ttempt e d m urder , andki llings  of s er vicemenof the armed forces ofRussia  in 1 994 -1995. Th e c h arg es were b ased  on the te sti mon y ofAle x ander  Mal o fe ev, who w as s e ntenced t o  2 4.5 y ea rs of impri s o n men t, wh o a l legedl y wa s a member of the Viking detachm ent. K lyk h a n d Ka rp yuk themselves  de ni e d  visitin gChechnya.
AmnestyIn t ernat ionalhas ca lled th e tr i al aga inst  Ka rpyuk and  Kl y
 his_successor Nasir_ibn Alnas.

References 

Category:11th-century Berber_people
Category:11th-century rulers_in_Africa
Category:Hammadids Mykola_Karpyuk

Mykola_Karpyuk (, Mykola_Andronovych Karpyuk) is_a Ukrainian political activist_and former vice_leader_of the UNA-UNSO as well as a member of the central council of the_Right_Sector. _In_May_2016, Karpyuk was accused of_participating in the First Chechen_War and_sentenced to 22.5 years in prison. Russian civil_rights_society Memorial recognized_him as a political prisoner.

Biography 
Karpyuk was the chairman_of the Rivne cell of the_Ukrainian National Assembly._In_1992-1993,_he participated in the_Transnistrian conflict on the side of_Transnistria and in the War in_Abkhazia 1993 he fought on the side_of Georgia. He took part in_the Ukrainian parliamentary elections of_1998 and_2002 for UNA-UNSO, but the_party did not_go to_the Verkhovna Rada_both times.

In 2001-2002, there was a_split within the_UNA-UNSO. At the congress in November_2001,_Mykola Karpyuk was_elected_as_the new_chairman of the_UNA-UNSO._In 2000-2001,_he_took part in the action “Ukraine_without_Kuchma”, because of which he was arrested_and sentenced to 4.5_years_in prison. In 2004_he was released from prison._During the Euromaidan Karpyuk joined the_organization Right_Sector and_became a leading figure within the organization.

Arrest and detention 
Karpyuk was_kidnapped on the Russian-Ukrainian border in_2014 and arrested, according_to his_family._After his arrest,_Mykola_Karpyuk, along_with another Ukrainian detainee in Russia, Stanislav_Klykh, was_charged with participation in hostilities during_the First Chechen War_on_the side of the Chechen Republic_of Ichkeria, attempted murder, and killings_of servicemen of the armed_forces_of_Russia in 1994-1995. The charges_were based on the testimony of_Alexander Malofeev, who_was sentenced to 24.5 years of imprisonment,_who_allegedly was a member of the_Viking_detachment. Klykh and Karpyuk themselves denied_visiting_Chechnya.

Amnesty_International has called the trial_against Karpyuk and Kly