On Thursday, February 4, a Crimean Tatar activist, a resident of the Dzhankoy district, Diliaver Ablaiev, was handed warnings about the inadmissibility of breaking the law. This was reported by the Crimean Solidarity public association.
“Yesterday at 9:30 a police officer came to me. I know him – this is our district police officer. He brought me a warning and asked me to sign it. He did not give me anything in my hands, he only said that it was a warning – not to participate in rallies. And before that he came to me this summer. Then I began to argue with them, I asked them, why and on what basis do they come? They say: “Since you are on the list, we will constantly come to you. This time I did not argue with them. I said goodbye”,- Ablaiev said.
It is noted that in 2017 a man went out with a single picket in protest against the repressions in Crimea, for which the court issued a fine of 15,000 rubles.