
Four Crimean Tatars, detained the day before on an annexed peninsula after searches, remain with the security forces. This was announced in the morning "112 - Ukrainian" with reference to the chairman of the Central Election Commission of the Kurulta Crimean Tatar people Zaira Smedlyaev.
At night, Smedlyaev said, information was received that the detainees were during interrogation. “The reasons and reasons for the searches are far -fetched,” he remarked. “Something is connected with theft, something is connected with the business. This is an initial occasion to enter the house, to search. Then they begin to look for prohibited literature, drugs, weapons.”
As the deputy chairman of the Medzhlis of the Crimean Tatar people Ilmi Umarov, the deputy chairman of the Medzhlis of the Crimean Tatar,reported on the eve, five searches were held on Thursday at the Crimean Tatars: three in the Bakhchisarai district and two in Simferopol. He, like Smedlyaev, reported that four were detained according to the results of the searches.
The names of only two detainees are known. In the morning of November 17, Umarovwrote about the search in the village of Otradnoye of the Bakhchisarai district near the welder Sheriff Ganiev. According to the results of the search, the security forcesdetained the owner of the owner, 20 -year -old Emir Khasanov, who was living in the house of his brother, who is known that he is observing Muslim.
According to the deputy chairman of the Mejlis, the young man is suspected of theft on the grounds that his car was discovered at the crime scene. “During the search, they searched for, as usual, drugs, weapons, prohibited literature,” Umarov added. The detainee car was taken for examination.
Meanwhile, the first deputy chairman of the Majlis Nariman Jeel wrote about a search in the village of Sofievka Simferopol district by a businessman named Yusuf (the politician did not specify the surname). “Having burst into the house, the security forces put everyone on their knees, forbidden to call and invite people from local residents to realize familiar people,” Jelal remarked. “They quickly examined all the rooms themselves and only then allowed them to get up and started a search.”
The search was short -lived. At the end of his son, the owner, Fevzi, was detained. According to the relatives of the detainee, the search was carried out in connection with the entrepreneurial activity of Fevzi in 2013, that is, even with the legal Ukrainian authorities.
During the day of November 18, information that the detainees were released did not appear.