First Deputy Chairman of Mejlis of Crimean Tatars Nariman Dzhelal, who was abducted by Russian Security service in Crimea after an illegal search in his house, vows that he will continue to fight even in prison, with his most powerful "weapon" - "words". His lawyer Nikolay Polozov published a letter on Facebook written by Nariman, on the evening of Saturday. 'My weapon is with me' "I was ready for such developments and, following in the footsteps of my elder brothers, I have no intention to shift from my own beliefs! I’ll continue to fight in the ways available to me … Continue reading Imprisoned Crimean Tatar leader Nariman Dzhelal: Words are my weapon, I will continue to fight