(Forum 18) – The head of the FSB security service in Aznakayevo, a town in mainly Muslim-populated Tatarstan, has strongly denied to Forum 18 News Service that his officers have tried to expel Rafis Nabiullin, the pastor of a small Evangelical church, from the town. “We have made no threats to drive Nabiullin out,” the FSB officer told Forum 18. Pastor Nabiullin told Forum 18 that an FSB officer had visited his flat, and “told me he had come ‘unofficially’, but that the FSB authorities in the town didn’t want us there and intended to drive us out.” Nabiullin commented that “it seems to have been a private initiative.” Other Protestants have told Forum 18 that such pressure is widespread in Tatarstan, Nabiullin telling Forum 18 that “the authorities are Muslim and don’t want Christianity, though they can tolerate Orthodoxy. They want to stop our activity.”
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