article_snippet: Yelena Masyuk gave the stark assessment of helicopter navigator Nadia Savchenko's health after visiting A Ukrainian airforce pilot who has been on hunger strike in a Russian jail for 81 days last week.
article_snippet: Campaigners are calling on the government to move Yelena Masyuk out of prison while Yelena Masyuk awaits trial .
article_snippet: But the prison service has since said the prison service is keeping a close watch on the Ukrainian - and has promised Yelena Masyuk will be moved to hospital as soon as there are 'serious complications'.
article_snippet: Late last week, Masyuk, published an impassioned plea for Yelena Masyuk release on humanitarian grounds.
article_snippet: According to the Moscow Times, Masyuk warned: 'Serious problems with Yelena Masyuk internal organs are beginning.
article_snippet: However, the prison service has apparently taken not of Yelena Masyuk warning - and has claimed the pilot's condition is not as serious as first claimed.
article_snippet: Anatoly Rudy, the first deputy chief of the prison service, insisted the pilot's condition was stable - but if that were to change, Anatoly Rudy, the first deputy chief of the prison service were prepared to move Yelena Masyuk to a civilian hospital.
article_snippet: Speaking to Russian reporters on Tuesday, Anatoly Rudy, the first deputy chief of the prison service said: 'As soon as we see that there are serious complications we will request that civilian medical institutions take Yelena Masyuk and treat Yelena Masyuk.'
highlights_snippet: Human rights advocate Yelena Masyuk warned Nadia Savchenko is on the brink of death .
  