I personally will perform such a cleanup here that not even your grand children will want to "think" about stay ever again.
You games with my sanity will cost you and Serbia dearly and 1999 multiplied with 100 may very well repeat.
Putan Putanowich also brought with him Russian terrorists in Slovenia - as you know, local psychiatrist involved in MKULTRA torture Tatjana Prokšelj(chetnik Serbian from Bosanska Krajina and Belgrade as far as I remember MKULTRA and I remember very well) insisted on my going to Russian psychiatrist who also works in city of Novo mesto(don't know who this is, but will find about last detail in this case just as the case will be for every Russian citizen which arrived after 1998 to Slovenia - Russian oligarchs begun to buy real estate here - castles and so on while murdering locals just as the case was with myself).
Its a small country Slovenia, but you will break your Russian Serbian teeth here. We have done it before and just need to complete what we started.
From kyivpost.com and unian.info
Crimea’s authorities send Crimean Tatar journalist Memedeminov for mental health testing
Crimean Tatar journalist and activist Nariman Memedeminov, who was arrested in Russian-occupied Crimea on suspicion of terrorism in March, has been sent for mental health assessment.
Memedeminov will spend at least 20 days in hospital, the Crimean Solidarity community reported on Facebook with reference to his lawyer Emil Kurbedinov.
The lawyer says he regards this use of punitive psychiatry as a "gross violation of his client's rights and pressure on his principled position."
There have been no public comments from Russian law enforcement agencies on this matter.
On May 15, Simferopol's Russian-controlled Kyivsky district court extended the arrest of Nariman Memedeminov for four months. He is to remain in jail until August 15.
In March, Russian law enforcement officers and police raided Memedeminov's house in Bakhchisaray district in Russian-annexed Crimea reportedly for a video posted on his YouTube channel. After this, the court ruled to arrest the activist.
The Ukrainian Prosecutor's Office for the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, in turn, opened criminal proceedings on March 23 on the fact of Memedeminov's arrest in Crimea under Article 146 and Article 162 of the Criminal Code ("unlawful deprivation of freedom or abduction of a person" and "violation of inviolability of home"). The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine condemns the detention of the activist and demands that the de-facto authorities of Russian-annexed Crimea free Memedeminov.
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