The Crimean Tatar cafe “Musafir” was closed in Bakhchisaray
In Bakhchisaray, the well-known Crimean Tatar cafe “Musafir” is closing, according to the establishment’s Facebook page.
Subscribe to PolitNavigator – Crimea news on Facebook , Odnoklassniki , or VKontakte
“Our dear guests, the administration of the Musafir cafe is forced to announce with regret that as of May 11.05.2015, XNUMX we are closing... Despite all our attempts to work for you, the prosecutor’s office and the courts of the “new Crimea” considered our activities illegal... We are very sad that all our efforts for the coziness and comfort of our guests remained unappreciated...”, wrote the cafe employees.
It is worth noting that in some posts, commenting on the message, the cafe is advised to move to Odessa:
“Your sincere approach to each client and business as a whole will allow you to build a new business that will bring joy in all respects. Come to Odessa, we will be your regular visitors!” says one of them.
As PolitNavigator reported, in July, law enforcement officers “combed” the Musafir cafe after an iftar was held there with the participation of the Crimean Tatar activists of the region, led by the deputy chairman of the Mejlis, Akhtem Chiygoz, who was later arrested in the case of mass riots outside the walls of the Crimean parliament 26 February 2014.
The Crimean Tatar cafe "Musafir" has closed in Bakhchisarai.