The permanent representative of the President of Ukraine in Crimea, Tamila Tasheva, called the publication of a letter from a pro-Ukrainian student from the temporarily occupied peninsula by ex-People's Deputy Irina Farion a crime.
On her page on the social network Facebook, Tasheva stated the need to bring the linguist and former people’s deputy to justice.
“It’s baseness and a crime to post messages from a person who writes to you from temporarily occupied territory.” “I communicate with such citizens from Crimea every day; at the representative office of the President of Ukraine in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, we carry out systematic monitoring of the so-called trials of our citizens, who by their actions “discredit” the armed forces of the aggressor country,” Tasheva noted.
At least 535 such “discredits” are now known. Tasheva thanked “all our citizens for such a strong Ukrainian position, I am sure you will be the first to meet our security and defense forces in Crimea.”
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According to Tasheva, it would never have occurred to her to put personal correspondence in the public space, exposing a person to danger.
“As a representative of the President of Ukraine in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, I will take actions to hold this citizen accountable for these actions (Farion, – Ed. ),” Tasheva noted.
Also, upon the disclosure of confidential information, the Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmitry Lubinets contacted the SBU for an appropriate response. He asks to properly analyze Farion’s actions and give a legal assessment.
Let us remind you that ex-People's Deputy Irina Farion got into another scandal when she published a letter from a pro-Ukrainian student in temporarily occupied Crimea.
The linguist did not hide his personal data, despite the request of her subscribers. Later it became known that the guy was captured by the Russian FSB.
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