"On December 16, 2015, a resident of Dzhankoy, Ehnver Krosh, born in 1991, was illegally taken to the district police station of Dzhankoy and handed over to the FSB officers, who were present in the same building. The officers then tried to force the man into signing an agreement on secret cooperation with the FSB," he said.
According to Dzhemilev, the detainee was tortured with electric shocks. "The FSB did not get the expected results and subjected Ehnver Krosh to electric shocks," he said.
Read alsoCrimean Tatar Battalion created as part of Ukrainian Armed ForcesBy the morning of December 17, Ehnver Krosh was released, at the same time he was reminded of the family. "You have a wife, children, relatives... think about them and think about our offer," the report says.
Read alsoDzhemilev: invaders accuse Crimean Tatars of working for Turkish intelDzhemilev said that this was not the first case of an atempt of blatant recruitment with the use of different methods of intimidation and blackmail, but this was the first reported case of the use of torture for this purpose.
