SIMFEROPOL, Crimea — When the new Russian-appointed Crimean government opened its investigation into Akhtem Chiygoz in 2015, Chiygoz’s family said they heard the case against him was being called “candy” — that is, a sweet, ideal case.
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Ukrainian pro-European activists clash with pro-Russian activists as policemen try to intervene in front of Crimean regional parliament in Simferopol on Feb. 26, 2014.
