Nadiya Savchenko

The former military helicopter pilot turned parliamentarian, who rose to fame after pro-Russian rebels captured her, may have added coup plotter to her list of titles.

Savchenko was controversially jailed by Russian authorities before being pardoned in May.

The former military pilot said Ukraine needed nothing from Russia beyond simple trade ties.

Ukrainian organizers expect around five members of parliament to join them.

The Ukrainian presidential envoy suggests that Russia uses hostages like Somali pirates or ISIS militants.

Upon her release, Savchenko is no longer just a symbol.

Parliament member Nadiya Savchenko was active during the 2014 Maidan revolution, and some think she will become an agent of change in Ukraine's parliament.

The pilot also said another world war could return Crimea to Ukraine.

Nadiya Savchenko has landed in Kiev in an apparent prisoner swap.

Vira Savchenko is currently stuck in Ukraine's consulate in Russia.

Speculation about a swap for Nadiya Savchenko continued after phone call.

The Kremlin rebuffed Obama's request to free the captured pilot.

Ukrainian President Poroshenko has said he is open to a prisoner swap for the pilot.

The Kremlin has called the move "unacceptable".

If Russia is not at war with Ukraine, why is Nadiya Savchenko on trial for her life?

As many as 500 protesters gathered in central Kiev to support the captured pilot.

Nadia Savchenko's five-month trial is coming to an end.

A year after Nadiya Savchenko was captured, she is hauled before a secret pre-trial hearing.

Nadiya Savchenko is charged with being involved in an attack that killed to Russian journalists.

The court refused to bring forward Nadiya Savchenko's trial date despite her deteriorating health after 70 days on hunger strike.

"Her condition is immediate release from unlawful imprisonment, or death", say Nadiya Savchenko's lawyers.