as for nariman dzhelal, this is indeed primarily a symbol of the struggle of the representative bodythe crimean tatar people, the mejlis of the crimean tatar people, because... he is the first deputy of the representative body native tatar people, and now he is in minusinsk, that is, in siberia, and he is really in a colony there, he is with him, including our compatriots from the crimea, and this, in my opinion, is good, because we understand when you are primarily among others, that is, other citizens , who have a different... as for the situation in general, now 184 people from crimea are in the territory of the russian federation in colonies, and of them exactly 125 are representatives of the indigenous crimean tatar people, and indeed each for it is very important for us that we maintain contacts, that we try to provide them with help and support, and we, for our part , are looking for an opportunity, including that there are also among, let's say, the russians, who are trying to help in some way, but now others conditions compared to full-scale aggression, and indeed the situat

nariman dzhelal and now his fate is not remembered much, unfortunately, well, in ukraine they are rememberedso not much, the attention of the entire world society is drawn to navalny, to other russians there, but he is sitting in a carriage house in russia, convicted for a long time, kremlin, and we must constantly talk about it and remind ourselves and others that it is not simple. of russia , whom they planted there illegally, this is a person who was forcibly deported, who was repressed, simply because she lived in her homeland, what can you say about what is happening now with noriman, like him, what is there, which, which , which information do you have, and in general, you know, and the second question, right away,...

dzhelal, and now his fate is not remembered much, unfortunately, well, in ukraine they are remembered, but also not much, the attention of the entire world community is drawn to navalny, to others there is a russian, but he is in prison in russia for a long sentence , the kremlin. and we must constantly talk about him and remind ourselves and others that this is simply not just a citizen of russia, whom they put there illegally, this is a person, who was forcibly deported, who was repressed simply because she lived in her homeland, what can you say about what is now with noriman, how is he, what is there, what, what, what information do you have, and in general, you know, and the second question, right away... many people do not understand why the kremlin does not leave crimea, they are all, well, they are the most active there, that there is danger, so what, and everything is really very bad, the occupation, the big war, and what is the motivation of the people, even under such pressure to stay in crimea, i apologize for two questions in one, but please, and i think we should start w