The situation in Baymak stabilized on the evening of January 17. Prime Minister of Bashkiria Andrei Nazarov reported this to Vedomosti.
He stated that society supports the president of the republic and law enforcement officers. Nazarov emphasized that all those responsible for the criminal case will be punished.
He described the decision of activist Fail Alsynov, who is on Rosfin’s watch list of terrorists and extremists, as a continuation of the fight against extremism.
The Baymaksky District Court sentenced Alsynov to four years in a general regime colony for public insults on ethnic grounds.
The state prosecutor’s office requested that the activist be sentenced to four years in prison. Alsynov made a negative speech about people of Armenian, Caucasian and Central Asian nationality at a citizens’ meeting. He was detained in the courtroom where a large crowd had gathered.
After the decision was announced, clashes broke out between protesters and law enforcement officers who used batons and tear gas. As a result of the events that occurred, the Investigative Committee of Russia opened a criminal case under various articles of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.
Before that, the prosecutor’s office opened Hotline after the uprisings in Bashkiria.
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