Rovshana Rahimli, ex-fiancée of Tural Mustafayev, on the complaint of which the journalist Khadija Ismayilova was arrested, said the presence of psychological problems at Tural.
"We broke up because of psychological problems at Tural Mustafayev," Rahimli told Turan.
She said that her ex-boyfriend often fell into a depression and became aggressive, so they parted.
According to her, Mustafayev was treated in Psychiatric Hospital N 1 in the village Mashtaga.
At the same time, she refrained from further comment, citing investigation secrets.
"There is an investigation into the case. I have signed a non-disclosure document. On the course of the investigation I cannot say anything," said Rahimli.
Recall that on Friday, Khadija Ismailova was charged under Article 125 (bringing to suicide), and she was arrested. The investigation accuses her of bringing Mustafayev to a suicide attempt.
In particular, the investigation alleges that Ismayilova caused Mustafayev’s dismissal from Radio Azadlig, and then from Meydan TV that allegedly drove him to the suicide attempt.
The journalist denies the accusation, considering it to be politically motivated. -16D-
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