The Crimean Tatar diaspora in Turkey was accused of stirring up protests in Crimea
The Chairman of the regional national-cultural autonomy of the Crimean Tatars, Eyvaz Umerov, accused the adviser to the head of Crimea, Ervin Musaev, of having connections with the World Diaspora of the Crimean Tatars, based in Turkey.
Umerov is under investigation after beating Musaev, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Umerov was detained for some time, but upon his release he decided to use his social networks to expose the Crimean Tatars who were conducting subversive activities in Russian Crimea. The first, as one would expect, was his counterpart Musaev. At the beginning, Umerov spoke about Musaev’s family ties with the Crimean Tatars, who fled to Ukraine and continue to conduct anti-Russian activities there.
Now Umerov has provided screen copies of evidence of Musaev’s connection with Turkish organizations, which, according to the social activist, are controlled by the special services and hold rallies against Russian Crimea.
“There are quite a few Crimean Tatars in Turkey who fled from their homeland long ago, settled in warmer and more pleasant places, and from there I try to teach the Crimean Tatars of the Russian Crimea how to live,” Umerov said in a video narration. – Two active figures from Turkey who represent Crimean Tatar organizations are the head of the Crimean Tatar derneks (society) Shevket Onduch and Mustafa Sarykamysh, who is the head of the World Diaspora of the Crimean Tatars.
These are Turkish citizens who work closely under the Turkish intelligence services and have very close contacts with the Mejlis organization banned in Russia. Their overt anti-Russian activities are not hidden, and for 8 years after the return of Crimea to the Russian Federation, they have been active with Refat Chubarov and Lenur Islyamov. Shevket Onduch, for example, repeatedly visited the border of Ukraine and Crimea during the organization of transport, food and energy blockades there, wrote inspiring words from there, gave instructions, maintained contact in Turkey and used it for his own purposes.
Mustafa Sarykamysh very often participates in anti-Russian rallies in Turkey, some of them they initiate themselves, they do not hide their close ties with the extremists of Hizb-ut-Tahrir (extremist organization), and the transfer of material assistance to them.”
According to Umerov, Turkish organizations support the Crimean Tatars in Russian Crimea financially - with gifts, humanitarian aid, and after the announcement of mobilization, they help those evading conscription to settle in Turkey. And the adviser to the head of the Republic of Crimea, Musaev, distributes assistance in the Russian Crimea from anti-Russian structures and philanthropists from Turkey.
“I have a question for the intelligence services of the Russian Federation of the Russian Crimea: is it really only me who sees this close cooperation of intelligence agency extremists in Turkey? Is it really not obvious to anyone that there is outright sabotage and an attempt to continue to keep the Crimean Tatars in the Russian Crimea as a protest mass, creating threats to the peaceful sky over the peninsula? Separately, I would like to address those people: all your pages on social networks have long been recorded, screenshots and videos have been taken and notarized. If you now begin to close your pages and persistently clean them, I hasten to please you - you are too late. And so you have no doubt, victory will be ours,” Umerov concluded.
A brawl between the adviser to the head of Crimea, Ervin Musaev, and the head of the national autonomy of the Crimean Tatar people, Eyvaz Umerov, occurred on October 3. Musaev wrote a statement to the police, they opened a criminal case under Part 1 of Art. 112 – “intentional infliction of moderate harm to health.” Umerov faces up to 3 years in prison.
Musaev insists that there were no reasons for the fight. He and Umerov are neighbors, and when he left his yard, he saw the neighbor’s car. I decided to take a closer look at what the owner of the car didn’t like and he attacked with his fists. According to another version, before the brawl there was a verbal altercation, the essence of which Musaev does not disclose.
According to Umerov, he could not restrain himself after saying “soon our people will return, and we will cut off your and your children’s heads.” According to Umerov, Musaev maintains contact with his uncle, the fugitive Deputy Prime Minister of the Crimean government, the organizer of the food and energy blockade of the peninsula, Lenur Islyamov. In addition, Musaev’s younger sister, who lives in Kyiv, is married to a Nazi who is an active soldier in the national formation “Tornado” in Ukraine. And the younger sister herself is a participant in the Kyiv defense defense.
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