Ruslan İzzətli. Açiq mənbələrdən foto.
Baku / 04.09.20 / Turan: Because of serious health problems of Ruslan Izzetli, the leader of the D18 Movement, who is in the army service, was placed in a military hospital in Baku.
At the same time, relatives are not allowed to Izzetli under the pretext of a quarantine regime, the Movement said.
The organization recalled that Izzetli was drafted into the army in May of this year, despite the fact that he was previously declared unfit for service due to health problems.
The Movement linked this with Izzetli's active participation in the parliamentary elections on February 9 and his organization of protest actions after the elections. — 06D-
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