Nariman Dzhelyalov’s wife, Leviza, received a response from him to her written requests. She reported this on her Facebook page.
“Finally, to my numerous letters to Nariman, I received the long-awaited answer from him. It’s a strange feeling: on the one hand, you rejoice, re-reading the letter every time, looking at every letter that he writes, and at the same time, you understand how values change on difficult days”,- she said.
Leviza stated that the road to prison was very difficult: illness, cold, and the fact that after everything he had suffered, Dzhelyalov could not eat normally and nutritiously.
“According to the rules, he can only use 6,000-6,500 rubles per month from his personal account. This is very little, because it took more for a week’s transmission here. And I only have the opportunity to send a parcel once every six months, and even that is only 20 kg”,- she added.
She also conveyed that separation is very difficult for Nariman, due to a feeling of isolation and ignorance of what is happening. You can write a letter to Nariman Dzhelyalov. There are two ways to do this: by regular mail (receipt time is 2-3 weeks) and via the Internet through the F-letter service (receipt time is twice a week).
Postal address: st. Gorkogo, 114, Minusinsk, Krasnoyarsk Region, Russia, 662606, FKU Prison of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in the Krasnoyarsk Region, to: Dzhelyalov Nariman, born in 1980.
You can send a letter through the F-letter service by following the link, selecting and using the write letter service. Letters are accepted only in Russian.