After the attack on the Majlis, the leaders of the Crimean Tatars were forbidden to even mention the local television

The Crimean authorities introduced an unspoken ban on public coverage of the activities of the leader of the Crimean Tatars of Mustafa Dzhemilev and a number of members of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people, Ukrainian Pravda reports. In particular, the Crimean-Tatar edition of the State Television and Radio Company "Crimea" was unofficially forbidden to show Dzhemilev and even mention his name on the air, the newspaper writes with reference to the source in the GDRC.

“The employees of the GTRK were announced -“ Do not show them (Dzhemilev and other members of the Mejlis), ”the unnamed source said. Also, according to him,“ it is not recommended to take an interview from the leader and show even the general plans where he is present, censorship also applies to any mention of the name of the Mustafa Dzhemillev. ”

These "Recommendations" were voiced orally, the interlocutor of the publication said. In this regard, according to him, the editorial staff intend to hold a meeting on April 22 with the leadership of the GRK and demand an "official document in which the voiced requirements will be written."

Information about the ban on the broadcast on the air of the Crimean GTRK Mustafa Dzhemillev, the head of the Mejlis of Refat Chubarov and other members of this public organization, which is the executive body of the National Congress (Parliament) of the Crimean Tatars - Kurultay, was confirmed by the press secretary of the Majlis Leila Muslimov.

Recall, on April 21, when Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on the rehabilitation of the Crimean Tatar people , in Crimea a Majlis building was an attack . According to Medzhlis members, unknown in camouflage broke into the building to take off the Ukrainian flag posted in honor of the arrival of Mustafa Dzhemilev to the Crimea, which is the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada from the Fatherland faction. According to local media, as a result of this incident, three women who were in the building suffered, and visits to the stairs reached the flagpole and hoisted the Crimea flag there.

The head of the Crimea, Sergei Aksenov, accused the Crimean Tatars of "provoking ethnic growth" after they hung the flag of Ukraine. “If Majlis will continue to provoke, then you will have to recognize this group of extremist,” he wrote on Twitter . Aksenov also advised the “disagreed” Crimean Tatars to leave the peninsula: "97% for Russia! Do not like it - leave!".

Most of the Crimean Tatars, which make up 12% of the population of the peninsula, boycotted the March referendum on the withdrawal of Crimea from Ukraine and joining Russia, recalls Radio Liberty in this connection.

Dzhemilev himself, commenting on Putin’s decree on the rehabilitation of the Crimean Tatars, told the Crimea . Realities site: "We somehow do not need rehabilitation from Russia. Russia itself must rehabilitate the crime for us in 1944." The decision of Putin Dzhemilev called too late.

Two days earlier, Dzhemilev was detained in the Kherson region while trying to enter the territory of Crimea armed representatives of Crimean self -defense. Documents were seized from him. The reason for the unremarking for the territory of the new Russian region was refused to explain the leader of the Crimean Tatars. Later he was nevertheless passed to the Crimea.

Earlier, Dzhemilev, referring to his own sources in the Russian special services, said that the FSB thought about the deportation of the Crimean Tatars. "Supporters of deportation ... majority," Jamillev said. According to him, the so -called Cossacks ask the Crimean Tatars when they are going to be evicted and "distribute" apartments in advance. In addition, information appeared that the Crimean Tatars, abandoning Russian citizenship, were dismissed from work.