The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Tajikistan presented the Russian Ambassador Semyon Grigoriev with a note against restrictions on the rights of Tajik citizens.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Tajikistan presented a note of protest to Russian Ambassador Semyon Grigoriev. This was reported by RosSMI on Monday, April 29.
The note expresses serious concern about mass cases of manifestations of negative attitudes towards citizens of Tajikistan on the territory of Russia, as well as violations of their rights and freedoms.
The document states that “such actions are applied exclusively to citizens of Tajikistan, which are incompatible with the spirit and traditions of Tajik-Russian relations.”
Earlier, Tajikistan’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sodik Imomi met with Russian Ambassador Semyon Grigoriev. Then the Russian side also expressed concern about groundless cases of refusal of entry of citizens of the republic to Russia.
According to Tajikistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as of April 27, there were 954 citizens of Tajikistan in the temporary detention zone at Moscow’s Vnukovo airport, including students studying at Russian universities.
Let us remind you that on March 22 at the concert hall Crocus City Hall As a result of the terrorist attack, more than 140 people died and more than 180 were injured. The terrorist organization ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack.
Almost all those detained in connection with the terrorist attack are citizens of Tajikistan. According to media reports, the accused were subjected to torture during detention and interrogation.
Tajikistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs urged citizens not to visit Russia unless absolutely necessary.
Source: korrespondent
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