Mine Mahruki stated that her husband, Nasuh Mahruki, is being held in a cell designed for 48 but sharing it with 54 other inmates in Silivri prison. "We continue to wait patiently, calmly, and hopefully," said Mine Mahruki, adding that she believes justice will prevail.
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Mine Mahruki, the wife of Nasuh Mahruki, the founder of AKUT (Search and Rescue Association), who was arrested on the grounds of a social media post regarding the July 15 coup attempt, made a statement about her husband's current situation in Silivri Prison.
Mine Mahruki stated that her husband, Nasuh Mahruki, is being held in a cell designed for 48 but sharing it with 54 other inmates in Silivri prison. "We continue to wait patiently, calmly, and hopefully," said Mine Mahruki, adding that she believes justice will prevail.