Russian Border Guards Arrest Ukrainian Citizen For Bringing Extremist Books To Crimea

The Russian border guards have arrested a Ukrainian citizen on suspicion of bringing extremist books to the Crimea annexed by Russia.

The TASS news agency reports this with reference to the border department of the FSB for Crimea, Ukrainian News Agency reports.

The report reads that the Russian border guards arrested a 34-year man with Ukrainian passport at the Dzhankoi checkpoint who had extremist books.

The Russian border guards also found a book published in 2011 which is banned on the territory of the Russian Federation.

The Russian law enforcement agencies carry out investigation into the fact.

As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, the Federal Security Service, aka FSB, of the Russian Federation arrested Ukrainian journalist Roman Suschenko of the Ukrinform national news agency on suspicion of espionage on September 30, 2016.