INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) on Tuesday searched the homes of nearly a dozen Crimean Tatar activists and religious figures in
annexed Crimea, according to a local rights group.At least 10 people were detained during the searches, including Muslim clerics residing in
the peninsula's northern Dzhankoi district, as well as members of the Crimean Solidarity rights group in the southern town of
their home during Tuesday's searches.The mass detentions mark the second such police crackdown against Crimean Tatar activists and religious
in Crimea and pave the way for replacing them with pro-Russian clerics, according to Yevheniy Yaroshenko, an analyst with the Crimea SOS
