The occupiers sentenced a group of Crimean Tatars to 13-19 years in prison

Photo: “Crimean Solidarity”

The court in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, convicted five participants in the “case of Crimean Muslims” from Dzhankoy, sentencing the Crimeans to 13 to 19 years of imprisonment on the charge of alleged involvement in the Hizb ut-Tahrir organization, which is banned in Russia, but allowed in most other countries of the world.

Source: public movement “Crimean Solidarity” and publication “Krym.Realiya”

Details: According to reports, activist Enver Krosh was sentenced to 19 years in prison, Edem Bekirov and Rinat Aliyev – 15 years each, journalist Vilen Temeryanov – 14 years, and Seityaz Abbozov – 13 years in prison.

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The court also determined that Krosh will serve the first 4 years in prison, the rest of the term – in a high-security prison. The court sentenced the rest of the participants to three years in prison and further serving the term in a colony.

Direct speech Enver Krosha: “I firmly declare my non-involvement in terrorism and the seizure of power. What’s more, I consider it completely absurd to understand all this, wasting so much time.”

More details: At the stage of the last word of the defendants, Krosha’s lawyer, Emil Kurbedinov, emphasized that none of the participants in the case and their defenders “expect a fair solution to such a politicized criminal trial.”

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