In the temporarily occupied Akyar (Sevastopol), a local resident was illegally detained and charged with preparing an explosion under a Russian military vehicle. According to the special services, the man allegedly received “instructions” from an organization banned in the Russian Federation and was preparing a “terrorist attack.” This was reported by the occupation Telegram channel “ChP / Sevastopol.”
The occupiers announced the initiation of criminal cases against the detainee under articles on “terrorism” and “treason.”
The Crimean Tatar Resource Center notes that the practice of concealing personal data, in particular the names and faces of illegally detained persons, is common in the temporarily occupied Crimea. The Russians deliberately do not disclose people’s personal information so that human rights activists and relatives cannot find them.