Mejlis member Kadyrov, detained in Armyansk, was taken to court
Simferopol, January 23 (PolitNavigator, Evgeniy Andreev) - Sinaver Kadyrov, detained at night at the Armyansk checkpoint along with other members of the Committee for the Protection of the Rights of the Crimean Tatar People, Eskender Bariev and Abmedzhit Suleymanov, was taken to court.
About this online publication Crimea.Real said the head of the Committee, Eskender Bariev.
“They have now taken him away and are taking him to trial. He is allegedly charged with an administrative violation when crossing the border; he is allegedly a foreign citizen who violated the 90-day stay requirement. They are now planning to hold a trial for this violation in Armyansk,” Bariev said.
At the same time, he noted that at the beginning of December, which is a little more than one month, Sinaver Kadyrov crossed the Russian-Ukrainian border.
“For his part, Sinaver Kadyrov wrote a petition to postpone the trial due to the fact that he has plane tickets to Istanbul, like us. He attached copies of his medical history. Sinaver Kadyrov flies to Istanbul to consult a doctor because he underwent surgery a year ago. We don’t know whether his petition will be accepted or not, because at the “border” they didn’t accept it, saying that everyone would take Sinaver Kadyrov to court,” Bariev said, noting that he and Abmedzhit Suleymanov were allowed across the border and they We continued on our way to fly to Istanbul.
It is worth noting that all three representatives of the Committee for the Protection of Rights refused to receive Russian citizenship - they have Ukrainian passports with Crimean registration.
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