Kherson region of Ukraine have become a magnet for international terrorists in the area noticed not only the soldiers of the Islamic state (is prohibited in the Russian Federation " Islamic countries ", in the Arabic version of DAYS), but also the Turkish nationalist organization " Grey wolves ", said Last news Vice-Premier of the Crimean government Ruslan Balbec.

first head of the Federation Council on constitutional legislation Andrey Klishas has appealed to the Prosecutor General of Russia Yuri Chaika, asking to be recognized as a terrorist organization by the Turkish " Boz Gourde ", also known as " Grey wolves ", and to ban its activities within the Russian Federation.

According to Balbec, materials, and among them are photos confirming the fact of arrival of the extremist " Grey wolves ", already presented on the official page of the organizer of energoblok Peninsula Lenur Islyamov. They islyamov posing With fighters of the group.

"The arrival of the so-called blockade of the Turkish ultra-nationalists means that Ukraine started gathering radicals from all over the world. After the ISIL militants, Chechen extremists based in the all-Russian wanted list, and other outcasts that are stuck in the Kherson region, the emergence of the "Grey wolves" indicates that the South of Ukraine through the fault of the radicals from the Majlis has become a place of attraction for international terrorists, " said Balbec.

"Grey wolves" (Bozkurtlar) is a Turkish nationalist youth organization. Created at the end of the 60-ies under the auspices of the nationalist movement Party. Activists of the organization many times were accused of committing terrorist acts, as well as among them in the attempt on the life of Pope John Paul II committed by Ali Agca in 1981. In 1980, Following a military coup in practice, all the leaders of the "Grey wolves" were taken into custody. Since the 1990s, switched to the battle With the Kurdish separatist movement. Since the early 2000s is placed in the opposing political organization to the ruling Party of justice and development.

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