moscow court wednesday find crimean dissident oppose russia annexation ukraine crimea guilty separatism sentence two years prison colony punishment supporters say amount death penalty ill man ilmi umerov deputy head crimean tatars semi-official mejlis legislature suspend moscow take control peninsula 2014 move condemn west ukraine state prosecutors accuse 60-year-old make statements undermine russia territorial integrity call interview end russian control crimea umerov suffer parkinson disease attack high blood pressure say oppose russia annexation interview prosecutors object badly translate word distort ukrainian government call verdict illegal politically-motivated sentence say violate umerov human right russia continue shameful policy pressure independent leaders occupy crimea ukraine ministry foreign affairs say statement ukrainian president petro poroshenko describe verdict embarrass say social media hop west would increase pressure russian authorities umerov lawyer mark feygin say would appeal wednesday verdict deliver court simferopol crimean capital feygin say client life line dispatch prison colony would mean death write social media allude umerov frail state health tatars mainly muslim community make 15 percent crimea population largely oppose russian rule peninsula say 2014 annexation illegal view support west moscow say overwhelm majority crimeans vote join russia proper fair referendum ahtem chiygoz another crimean tatar leader find guilty stir anti-russian protest early month jail eight years move ukraine president call act russian repression u.n. human right report say monday russia commit grave human right violations crimea include imposition citizenship deport prisoners moscow say deem allegations groundless russia jail crimean dissident speak moscow 's rule