Saistībā Krievijas pilsoņa atbrīvošanu Lietuva atsauc vēstnieku Austrijā

Specvienība ALFA bija VDK pakļautībā, viņu rīcībā esošo specvienību skaits vēl nekur nav aptverts un piblicēts. GIP (ģenerālstāba galvena Izlūkošanas pārvalde) rīcībā bija specvienības - Kara apgabalu specnaz, atsevisķu karaspēka formejumu spec. noz. vienības ( kura , acīmredzot, bija iesaistīta Rīgā un tēloja bulgāru sportistus) un flotes un aviācijas (informāc iegūšanas un diversiju vienības). Noteiktām vienībām (GIP- kara apgabala,ja nemaldos, 7. tanku armijas informācijas ieguves daļas) bija tieša darbības funkcija nepieciešamības gadījumā iesaistīties Austrijas teritorijā, šī iemesla dēļ, lai vienību dalībniekus iepriekš ieveda Austrijas teritorijā, kur viņi kā diplomātiskā dienesta nodrosinātāji (darbinieki) uzturējās PSRS vēstniecības pazemes stavos un diplomātisko dokumentu aizsegā brīvi pārvietojās pa Austrijas teritoriju. Viņu funkcija bija arī regulāri noklausīties Austrijas policiju un valdības iestādes, ievākt informāciju un veidot ( koriģet) aktīvo un pasīvo aģentūru. To laikam austrieši un ne tikai viņi ir piemirsuši. Un cik un kādas struktūras patlaban klusi un neuzkrītoši darbojas Vīnē, Viļņā, Rīgā?

Jā, nožēlojama Austrijas rīcība. Arī Latvijas, kas neizteica atbalstu Lietuvai.

Deutsche Presse-Agentur Lithuania may seek EU help over Austrian release of KGB man http://www.monstersandcritics.com/news/europe/news/article_1651727.php/Lithuania-may-seek-EU-help-over-Austrian-release-of-KGB-man Jul 18, 2011, 10:29 GMT Brussels - Lithuania may seek EU redress over Austria's release of a former Soviet secret service official for whom Vilnius had issued a European Arrest Warrant, foreign minister Audronius Azubalis said Monday. Azubalis compared the case to that of former Bosnian Serb general Ratko Mladic, who was arrested in Belgrade on genocide charges and extradited to a United Nations court in the Hague. 'Let's imagine (that) Ratko Mladic (had been) released from one EU country, how it would be seen in the international arena,' the minister said, complaining that Austria broke 'all its (own) rules' in releasing the suspect. Former KGB colonel Mikhail Golovatov was arrested in Austria on Thursday, but released 24 hours later. He has since left for Russia. Lithuania is seeking to try him for the shooting civilians during the 1991 uprising during which the country won independence from the Soviet Union. Azubalis, who was in Brussels for a meeting of EU foreign ministers, said he would not raise the matter at the talks, as he had already called his Austrian counterpart Michael Spindelegger on Friday. But he indicated that Lithuania would bring up the Golovatov affair at the next meeting of EU interior and justice ministers. 'We are not going to give up,' he said, also lamenting the 'regrettable' lack of support Lithuania had received from fellow former Soviet subjects and current EU members Latvia and Estonia.

The Canadian Press - ONLINE EDITION Lithuania slams Austria for refusal to extradite former KGB officer wanted in connection Posted: 07/18/2011 6:51 AM VILNIUS, Lithuania - Austria's decision to not to extradite a former KGB officer wanted in connection with a deadly demonstration two decades ago has sparked outrage in Lithuania, where diplomats issued a note of protest Monday and threatened to recall their ambassador in Vienna. Lithuanians are angered by an Austrian court's decision on Saturday to refuse to extradite Mikhail Golovatov, a Russian citizen and former commander of an elite Alfa paratrooper squad that took part in a 1991 crackdown on a demonstration in Vilnius, Lithuania's capital. Fourteen people died and over a thousand were wounded in the subsequent clash. Lithuanian prosecutors had requested European arrest warrants for Golovatov and other suspects as part of a lengthy investigation into the incident, which occurred not long after Lithuania declared independence from the Soviet Union. "The people of Lithuania and relatives of the victims ... are waiting for a convincing explanation from Austria why the decision was taken and why it was taken so hastily," Foreign Minister Audronius Azubalis said. In Brussels, Austrian Foreign Minister Michael Spindelegger met with Azubalis to discuss the issue. "(Azubalis) told me that this is an old wound for Lithuania," Spindelegger was quoted by the Austria Press Agency as saying. "I understand this ... but even in the case of old wounds, there is no getting around the fact that there are principles in a (legal) process that have to be adhered to." Sinpelegger said Austrian officials asked Lithuanian authorities for proof of Golovatov's culpability but that the results were unsatisfactory. "This has to be proven. Two deadlines were set to prove this, but the results were not concrete as far as the events involving the person are concerned," Sindelegger said. In Vilnius, deputy Foreign Minister Asta Skaisgiryte, while handing the note of protest to Austrian diplomat Josef Sigmund, stressed that the arrest warrant was issued by European Union judicial authorities and that obliges another EU member state to arrest and extradite the suspect. Lithuania's parliamentary committee on foreign affairs met Monday to discuss an appropriate response. A motion by chairman Emanuelis Zingeris to cut diplomatic ties with Austria was voted down. Meanwhile, a crowd of about 60 protesters assembled outside the Austrian Embassy in Vilnius, shouting "Shame on Austria!" "It is very wrong to set free a murderer who killed our people and wanted to choke our freedom," said protester Elena Atkociuniene, who witnessed the 1991 crackdown. ----------- Associated Press writer George Jahn contributed to this report.

Lietuva - malači! Kāpēc Latvija gļēvi klusē??? Kāpēc neatsauc vēstnieku no krievu pakaļlaižu valsteles Austrijas? Ar tadiem emigracijas tempiem,kadi ir Latvija-driz vispar neviens vestnieks nekur nebus vajadzigs...

kad shitais ieradisies LV,tad Dz stacija sho droshivien sagaidis ar vodku un pecak okupantu vestniecibaa vel svinigi piepraudis medali..

austrieshi skatas uz krievu gaze un naftu..un ko "doma kaut kur" - pie vienas vietas !

Tas kārtējo reizi parāda, kas esam Eiropai. Eiropai mēs esam trešās škiras pilsoņi, jus pat uz treso skiru nevelkat-brakis vien ir

Baltijas valstīm jāpārtrauc ekonomiskās,kultūras,sporta un politiskās attiecības ar Austriju,jau jau viņi ir bābu valsts.... bet Krievija vēlreiz parāda ,kam teikšana eiropā

austrieši laikām baigi brīnijās, kamēr saprata - kas tā tāda par lietuvu un kur viņa atrodas. kad noskaidroja, ilgi smejās.

Tas kārtējo reizi parāda, kas esam Eiropai. Eiropai mēs esam trešās škiras pilsoņi, patīk tas mums vai nē. NEVIENS austrietis, vācietis, norvēģis, zviedrs vai soms neuzskata mus par sev lidzigiem. Paši to esam panākuši - tā vietā lai iedotu pa muti, mēs izvēlējamies bučot roku. Kā tas bija dzērājzviedra gadījumā, kurš sabrauca divas jaunas latviešu policistes, kā mēs rīkojamies Estonia gadījumā, kā mēs rīkojāmies skandināvu banku un uzņēmumu gadījumā - vini mūs drāž pa visiem galiem, bet mūsu valdība vēl viņus atbalsta. Ko tizleņiem padarīsi? Nācijas gļēvums visspilgtāk izpaudās 1940. un 1949. gadā, kad tauta sevi ļāva krāmēt kā malku, lai aizvestu uz Sibīriju nomiršanai - tā vietā lai žnaugtu, sistu, durtu tos uttainos, tā brīvprātīgi kāpa lopu vagonos!!! Vai šodien nav līdzīgi?

Lietuva - malači! Kāpēc Latvija gļēvi klusē??? Kāpēc neatsauc vēstnieku no krievu pakaļlaižu valsteles Austrijas?

es tikko pameklēju info par šo gadījumu ziņās angļu valodā. viena no lietām, ko tur raksta, ir, ka lietuva ir sarūgtināta par nepietiekamo atbalstu no latvijas un igaunijas puses. kauns, kristovski! muļļa tu esi vai ārlietu ministrs?

lūk tev arī likums. ja esi tik gudrs kā izliecies, gan jau mācēsi izlasīt: Walter Obwexer, Experte für Europarecht an der Universität Innsbruck, sagt zum Grundsatz des Europäischen Haftbefehls: "Wenn ein EU-Mitgliedsstaat einen solchen Haftbefehl, für den es ein eigenes Formblatt gibt, ausstellt, muss ihn ein anderer Mitgliedsstaat auch vollstrecken." Beweise für eine Straftat, die einer Person angelastet werden, muss ein Staat nicht erbringen, wenn ein europäischer Haftbefehl ausgestellt wird, der Auslieferungsverfahren ja erleichtern soll: "Der Europäische Haftbefehl muss von einer zuständigen Justizbehörde ausgestellt worden sein. Die Beweise und Indizien, die gegen eine Person vorliegen, müssen nicht auch mitgeliefert werden", so Obwexer.