Mejlis members distributed leaflets with threats against Russian citizens
Representatives of the Mejlis, banned in the Russian Federation for extremist activities, held an action at the railway station in Kyiv to distribute leaflets with threats against Russian citizens.
Passengers on the train departing for Moscow were handed out leaflets with traditional accusations against the Russian leadership. However, this time the leaflets contained threats against ordinary citizens of the Russian Federation.
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“...You, citizens of Russia, whose name the Kremlin habitually hides behind... cannot and should not endlessly evade your responsibility for the situation in today’s Russia and for crimes,” the leaflet says.
Commenting on the action, Mejlis member Lenur Islyamov voiced another threat.
“Let the Kremlin know that the Crimean Tatars will not forget Crimea. The people’s spring of patience is being compressed today in Ukraine, but will be unclenched in Moscow,” Islyamov wrote in his blog.
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