FSB conducted searches in the Crimean madrasah

The Federal Security Service conducts searches in Muslim schools of the occupied Crimea. This was reported by Crimea. Realities with reference to the deputy mufti of Muslims of Crimea Esadullah Bairov.

In three Madrasah, representatives of the FSB, the prosecutor's office, the sanitary and epidemiological station, the Ministry of Education, the firefighter and other services unexpectedly came. As a result of searches, three books were found from a list of literature recognized in Russia extremist.

According to Bairov, the mufti of Crimea, in order to protect the co -religionists, previously ordered the removal of books recognized in Russia from the libraries. However, now the staff is on vacation and repair work is underway. “Maybe they have a goal to find this literature, because if they arrived in a month, the educational process began, the order of the muftiat regarding extremist literature would be completed,” Bairov said.

"Two weeks before the school year, lists of violations were presented for the elimination of which should be provided for months," said Deputy Mufti. Despite such pressure, the madrasah will open by the beginning of the school year. Educational institutions are preparing for re -registration, obtaining the necessary licenses. “We are ready to go to the end and defend the rights of Muslims to receive a religious education,” Bairov emphasized.

On June 26, Russian security forces searched the madrassah in the village of Kolchugino (Bulganak) of the Simferopol district of Crimea. The search began at 6 in the morning and lasted until noon. Two buses of security forces arrived at the school. About 30 police officers, as well as the FSB officers, broke into the building, where there were 13 children and two teachers. Schoolchildren were sleeping at this time.

The security forces conducted a full search of the building, watching the personal belongings of children. They knocked out the doors of the madrasah and broke the windows. Nothing suspicious was found. As a result, visitors took several computers from the school.

Director of the Madrases Dilia Asanov connected the search with the memorandum of cooperation, which was signed on June 17. The National Leader of the Crimean Tatars Mustafa Dzhemilev and the governor of the Dnipropetrovsk region Igor Kolomoisky. "Now there was information that the allegedly signed agreement also concerns the creation of an extremism center in Crimea," the teacher explained.

Simultaneously with the search in the madrasah, the security forces searched the house of the Crimean Tatar family. At 6 in the morning, about 20 visitors in camouflage raised their family from bed and carefully inspected the whole house, saying that they were looking for drugs and weapons. At 9 in the morning, at the end of the search, the family was taken away without explanation in the madrasah.