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"Mr President, I would like to answer the question about Mr Nikitin. His trial is taking place in Russia and some time before the trial got under way, the European Union appealed that the person in question should have a trial that met the proper standards. This trial is now also being followed by the Finnish representation in St. Petersberg. We have likewise tried to have an influence on the proceedings through frequent discussions with the Russian authorities. The EU practice is obviously that we take a position on the action of the court when a decision has been made. I would like to point out that we have tried to follow the trial in its entirety. This is one of those examples of issues which we could monitor more in the future, either in terms of subject matter or on a country-by-country basis.
I thank you for the debate thus far, and I will leave our worthy diplomats to follow the rest of it, in which I too would have liked to participate."@en1
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