Abdurrahman Tumer, who is linked to the Turkish film industry, is one of the seven Turkish citizens declared under international investigation by the Prosecutor General's Office of Azerbaijan. However, in the official message of the Azerbaijani law enforcement agency, he is mentioned simply as the owner of a personal Facebook page. The criminal case is related to the alleged public calls to change the constitutional order of Azerbaijan by force, to seize state power, as well as to incite religious hatred and enmity. This was announced by the Prosecutor General's Office of Azerbaijan on October 19, 2026. According to the investigation data, between September 25 and October 18, the mentioned persons distributed materials with religious extremist content on social networks and other online platforms. The investigative body considers that those publications contained calls to seize power by force and change the constitutional order of the country. Seven people have been included in the wanted list: the author of Haksöz magazine and Haksöz Haber website Rydvan Kayan, the author of Köklü Deçizim periodical and Deçizim TV presenter Zakaria Jeran (also known as Abdullah Imamoğlu), the founder of Analiz Merkezi online platform Fatih � Yezjan, the head of the legal office, Ahmet Şanl, researcher Fahrettin Tashkaya Saral, Abdurrahman Tumer and Alparslan Tanrıkulu, whom the department describes as a moderator and athlete. The case materials also include the protest actions held in front of Azerbaijan's diplomatic representations in Turkey. According to the Prosecutor's Office's report, on October 3, Radvan Kaya gave a speech during the action organized in front of the Consulate General of Azerbaijan in Istanbul, and on October 13, Kaya and Zakaria Jeran participated in the Adrbe in Ankara. At the meeting held in front of the embassy. The investigation claims that calls for a violent seizure of power and religious extremist statements were made during those events. The criminal case was initiated on October 16, under articles 281.2, 283.2.1 and 167-3.1 of the Criminal Code of Azerbaijan. They provide responsibility for repeated public calls for the violent seizure of power and changes to the constitutional order, incitement of religious hatred and enmity through the use of violence, as well as religious extremist activities. for the preparation, storage and distribution of materials that do not contain or justify it. On October 19, the Binagadi district court of Baku chose detention in absentia as a preventive measure against all seven persons involved in the case. After that, an international search was announced for them. The General Prosecutor's Office informed that the investigation is ongoing. The investigative body intends to find out all the circumstances of the case, check the authorship of the distributed materials and collect electronic evidence.