Крымского татарина, освобожденного из колонии из-за онкологии, снова задержали

Ранее освобожденного по состоянию здоровья бывшего председателя мусульманской общины «Алушта» в Крыму Ленура Халилова снова задержали. По данным «Крымской солидарности», силовики пришли к нему домой. Ни Халилову, ни его жене не сообщили, куда его доставили.

Недавно крымский татарин был освобожден от наказания, так как ему диагностировали онкологическое заболевание и другие тяжелые болезни, требующие специализированного лечения. Однако прокурор обжаловал это решение, и в середине октября Архангельский областной суд постановил вернуть Халилова в колонию.

Ленур Халилов, Руслан Месутов, Руслан Нагаев и Эльдар Кантимиров были задержаны в Алуште в 2019 году после серии обысков. В 2021 году Южный окружной военный суд признал их виновными в организации и участии в деятельности террористической организации, а также в подготовке к насильственному свержению власти на основании участия в партии «Хизб ут-Тахрир», запрещенной в РФ. Халилова приговорили к 18 годам колонии строгого режима.

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