Mejlis propagandist allowed his corpse to be used to accuse the Russian Federation of repression
Deputy General Director of the ATR TV channel Aider Muzhdabaev bequeathed to scatter his ashes in Crimea on the White Rock if “something happens to him.”
He wrote about this in his blog, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
At the same time, Muzhdabaev immediately emphasized that he had not received any threats.
“If something happens to me, then I give permission in advance to all media/bloggers to use any video or photo images of me dead, regardless of journalistic ethics. Because Russia’s repressions against the Crimean Tatars, no matter where and how they occur, should be known to the entire civilized world. Don’t believe in everyday stories and accidents - I am a non-conflict and cautious person.
If something happens to me, then (I told my loved ones and I will repeat it publicly) I ask you to say goodbye to me as a Crimean Tatar and an atheist in the courtyard of the ATR TV channel in Kiev, and then burn me in the crematorium at the Baikovo cemetery - I like him. After which I ask you to deliver my compact ashes to Crimea (I’m sure my friends can do this) and scatter them on the top of Aq Qaya (White Rock),” said Muzhdabaev.
Earlier, his former colleague, Moscow journalist Ekaterina Petukhova, reported that Muzhdabaev, while working in Moscow, received an apartment in central Moscow from the Russian capital's mayor's office, while continuing to promote Mejlis-related themes in the publication and express hatred for Russia.
A Mejlis propagandist allowed his corpse to be used to accuse Russia of repression.