Russian opposition activist, Ilya Yashin, told the British newspaper the Times that they are going to publish documents gathered by opposition leader Boris Nemtsov before he was murdered on February 27 that will prove Russia's direct military role in Ukraine, reports Voice of America.
Ilya Yashin , who is a close Nemtsov ally, reported that the evidence gathered includes details obtained from parents of Russian soldiers killed while fighting in Ukraine. According to Yashin the evidence has been safeguarded and was not lost when the police seized Nemtsov's computer as part of the investigation of his murder.
Nemtsov, was an opposition activist in Russia , who was shot dead last week late at night in Mocow.