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Server Mustafaev sends letter from prison

Crimean Tatar human rights activist Server Mustafaev sent a letter from illegal imprisonment in Russia. In it, he expressed support for Crimean Tatars facing persecution and called for the preservation of unity, faith, and traditions.

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    • national desk

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