Crimean Tatar journalist Pashayev was released and promises revenge on self-defense for bullying
Simferopol, May 19 (Navigator, Viktor Orlov) – Crimean Tatar journalist Osman Pashayev was released on the night from Sunday to Monday after being detained by Crimean “self-defense” activists and reported abuse from security forces.
As the reporter clarified, 5 more people were detained with him, who were also taken to the self-defense building on Kirov, 26.
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“They didn’t hit me much here, only a few times on the legs. They didn’t break anything, but moral bullying is much worse than physical bullying. They stole 3 tablets, 3 routers, one computer, 4 smartphones,” Pashayev said on Facebook after his release, making the first entry in Ukrainian.
He clarified that the biggest complaints are against the head of the self-defense company named Samvel.
“Self-defense” of Crimea is a crime and a screwed-up Brekut, to whom Aksenov gave an indulgence for the Kyiv atrocities. Everyone will go to jail, and some like Samvel and others,” Pashayev threatened a little later.
He clarified that in the building for a long time the detainees were kept facing the wall, periodically receiving blows.
“If you have a kebab shop, I will burn it down, if you have a family, let them get out of here, if you have a mother, consider that you have ripped out her heart with your dirty hands... Until this person is caught dead or alive by the Ukrainian special services, I will I won’t take a step out of Yalta,” Pashayev said.
He stated that he wants to sue self-defense and asks that the famous lawyer Tatyana Montyan become his lawyer.
“Only Tanya will risk coming to Simferopol and tear apart the entire FSB of Russia, crime and some brutal representatives of the Armenian people with legally competent formulations and passionarity,” Pashayev wrote.