Putin wants to put a Kazan Tatar in the chair of the head of the Council of Ministers of Crimea, - Crimean Tatar journalist

27.02.2014 09:44
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Crimea, Policy, Ukraine


Simferopol, February 27 (Navigator, Mikhail Ryabov) – At the session of the Supreme Council of Crimea, disrupted yesterday by the Majlis and the “Makeevsky” wing, it was planned to replace Prime Minister Anatoly Mogilev with Rustam Temirgaliev, who is pleasing to the Kremlin.

This version was published by Crimean Tatar journalist Osman Pashayev on his page on a social network.


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“Yesterday’s attempt to get Rustam Temirgaliev, a Kazan Tatar married to a Crimean Tatar, through the Crimean parliament as Prime Minister was supposed to be a brilliant long-term game of pro-Putin forces. Temirgaliev has been dreaming about this since his university years; I studied a year younger than him at the Crimean branch of KNEU. He is a former eSDK of Medvedchuk, already a former regional... emissaries from Kazan came to lobby him in the Majlis,” he wrote.

Pashayev claims that Temirgaliev’s candidacy is supported by the Kremlin curator Vladislav Surkov.

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Putin wants to appoint a Kazan Tatar as head of the Crimean Council of Ministers, says a Crimean Tatar journalist.






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