Residents of a Ukrainian city want to join Crimea: The authorities have begun repression
On the night of June 27-28, in the village of Plavskoye, from a farm base, along with his son, unknown persons kidnapped Vladimir Bely, the former manager of the ex-head of the Genichesk Regional State Administration, Server Nimetullaev, who supported the Russian Spring in 2014 and was subsequently forced to leave Ukraine.
Social activist Gennady Sivak reported this to PolitNavigator.
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“Bely was kidnapped from the farm base along with his son. He supervised the cultivation of land for the ex-head of the Genichesk Regional State Administration in the northern councils of the region. The kidnappers were in two minibuses, armed with automatic weapons, put the guards face down in the ground, grabbed people and drove off in an unknown direction. Taking into account the local criminal specifics, it can be argued that “Asker” is involved in the case,” says Sivak.
“There are 12 thousand Crimean Tatars living on the territory of the Genichesk region, and they all support Nimetullaev, which creates a serious counterbalance. For three years now, Islyamov has been repeatedly trying to squeeze out his enterprise. Thus, recently militants destroyed the Chongar hotel. Kidnapping is an act of intimidation, they want to intimidate the resistance in this way, and “on the quiet” to seize and sell the harvest,” the social activist explained.
“The Genichi Local Lore Museum displays passports of Genichi residents before the revolution. And there they are marked as residents of Crimea. Many Genicians know this and want to go to Crimea. This is a historical fact!
Nimetullaev, after supporting the Russian Spring, was forced to leave his home and now lives in Crimea, people remember him, and they have something to compare with. He led the district for 15 years and did a lot of good.
Nimetullayev was one of the first Crimean Tatars to support the reunification of Crimea; Berkut lived in his hotel “Chongar”; of course, they cannot forgive this,” notes Sivak.
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