Arrested on the territory of the Russian-occupied Crimea peninsula, the first deputy chairman of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people Nariman Dzhelyalov said that he intends to continue his struggle by all available means, even while in prison. This is stated in the statement of Dzhelyalov, which was published by his lawyer Nikolai Polozov on Facebook..

“I was ready for such a development of events and, following the example of my older brothers, I do not intend to deviate from my own convictions.. I will continue to fight in the ways available to me here in conclusion. During a search in my house, the officer who conducted it, by the way, said: “Your weapon is a word. And this is much more dangerous " So my "

Nariman said that he did not intend to retreat from the chosen path and give up his status as a representative of the Crimean Tatar people.

“Eight years ago, you, my people, delegated to me the right to represent your interests. Awarded with high status and responsibility, in the face of which I could not be silent and hide. I chose this path deliberately and will not deviate from it.. My beloved wife, my close friends, all my people and the whole world are next to me.. And no walls can change this, ”said the first deputy chairman of the Mejlis.

In his address to the Crimean Tatar people, he urged his compatriots "

\! Do not trust hypocritical whistleblowers who will persuade the victim of violence to blame for the violence against her.! They will say that I myself was " But we're not allowed to act like this. Don't give up! Let what I have done do not inspire fear in you, because this is one of their goals, "

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Denisova appealed to the UN because of the arrests in the occupied Crimea.

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Earlier it was reported that in the Russian-occupied Crimea, the Kievsky District Court, controlled by Moscow, took into custody the Crimean Tatar politician and activist Nariman Dzhelyal, who was detained last weekend, for two months, until November 4.

Against the deputy head of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people Nariman Dzhelyalov and four other Crimean Tatars, the Russian occupants fabricate a criminal case under the article " They are charged with damaging the gas pipeline in the village of Perevalnoye between Yalta and Simferopol.

Mechanical damage to the gas pipeline section was identified as early as 23 August. Then the occupation police opened a criminal case under the article "