The Georgian Prosecutor's Office accused the opposition television channel TV Pirveli of spreading "further disinformation" after airing a report about Tamar Bezhuashvili, the prosecutor in the case of the attempted storming of the presidential palace. The office stated that this is the second time in the past six weeks that the channel has produced material related to the business activities of the prosecutor's father and is "completely unfoundedly" attempting to link it to her professional work.
On November 3, in Sevastopol, 22-year-old Farkhad Soliev and his colleague, 33-year-old Server Aliyev, were taken to an unknown direction in a car belonging to the FSB. Since then, the relatives of the abducted people have not known anything about them. The Investigation Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Sevastopol, in response to a request from lawyer Edem Semedlyaev, stated that it did not have information about Soliev’s whereabouts.
Previously, human rights activists sent requests to the Federal Penitentiary Service, the military prosecutor's office of the Russian Federation, the prosecutor's office of Crimea, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the FSB of Russia. There have still been no replies.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs refused to initiate a criminal case of kidnapping. There is no publicly available information about the cases initiated against Farhad Soliev and Server Aliyev. Lawyers plan to file a lawsuit against the inaction of law enforcement agencies.