A police officer visited the participants of the Crimean Solidarity meeting Osman Asanov, Usein Asanov, Smail Saitov and Server Ayar. This was reported on the Crimean Solidarity Facebook page.
All four live in the village of Oktyabr, Dzhankoy district of Crimea. On February 20, a man came to them, introducing himself as employees of the criminal investigation department. First, he asked the Crimean Tatars about the Crimean Solidarity event in which they took part, and then offered to sign a warning about the inadmissibility of breaking the law. The activists refused to do so, noting that they did not violate any laws.
into a meeting of Crimean Solidarity in Sudak On January 27, police and riot police broke . The human rights activists present at the event managed to agree with the police that they would not detain anyone. The police only copied the data of the passports of all the participants.