Court fined a Crimean Tatar man Islyamov for propaganda

The Nizhnegorsk District Court in Crimea accused the Crimean Tatar Ebazer Islyamov of «propaganda and extremist statements» on Thursday, January 25, 2018.

The court appointed Islyamov a fine the 2000 rubles.

«Krymskaya Solidarnost» («The Crimean Solidarity») reported on that.

«The Nizhnegorskiy District court adjudged Ismailov Ebazer guilty. It ordered him to pay a fine the 2000 rubles», there was reported.

It should be noted that during the hearing Ebazer Islyamov got unwell, and he was called an ambulance.

Previously, Ebazer Islyamov’s wife told about her husband’s serious health problems.

«We are passing MRI every two months, and specialists watch him because there are some problems with the head like hemorrhages and so on», Ismyamov's wife said.

Earlier, there passed searches in Enver Krosh’s house in Dzhankoy and in Ebazer Islyamov’s house in Razlivy village in Nizhnegorskiy district on Thursday January 25, 2018. Afterwards the Crimean Tatars were detained and taken to the courts. Enver Krosh was sentenced to 10-days arrest for his post in the social network «Vkontaktе», published in 2013.