ΣΧΟΛΙΟ "ΙΣΧΥΣ": ΜΑΖΕΨΤΕ ΤΑ ΤΣΟΛΙΑ ΤΑ ΞΕΚΩΛΙΑ ΚΑΙ ΤΙΣ ΑΔΕΡΦΕΣ ΠΟΥ ΕΧΕΤΕ ΑΠΟΣΤΕΙΛΕΙ ΩΣ ΔΙΠΛΩΜΑΤΙΚΟΥΣ ΕΚΠΡΟΣΩΠΟΥΣ ΣΑΣ ΣΕ ΟΛΟ ΤΟΝ ΚΟΣΜΟ ΚΑΙ ΚΑΤΑΛΑΒΕΤΕ ΕΠΙΤΕΛΟΥΣ ΠΩΣ ΟΛA ΑΥΤΑ ΟΧΙ ΜΟΝΟΝ ΔΕΝ ΒΟΗΘΟΥΝ ΓΙΑ ΤΗΝ ΠΡΟΒΟΛΗ ΤΗΣ ΙΣΧΥΟΣ ΣΑΣ, (ΜΑ ΑΛΗΘΕΙΑ ΤΩΡΑ, ΑΥΤΟΥΣ ΕΠΙΛΕΞΑΤΕ ΝΑ ΕΚΠΡΟΣΩΠΟΥΝ ΔΙΠΛΩΜΑΤΙΚΑ ΤΗΝ ΙΣΧΥ ΣΑΣ;;;) ΑΛΛΑ ΑΝΤΙΘΕΤΩΣ ΣΑΣ ΞΕΦΤΙΛΙΖΟΥΝ ΣΤΑ ΜΑΤΙΑ ΟΛΟΥ ΤΟΥ ΚΟΣΜΟΥ. ΕΠΙΠΛΕΟΝ ΟΙ ΔΙΑΜΑΡΤΥΡΙΕΣ ΑΥΤΩΝ, ΤΩΝ ΕΜΦΑΝΩΣ ΑΚΑΤΑΛΛΗΛΩΝ ΚΑΙ ΓΕΛΟΙΩΝ ΚΑΙ Η ΔΗΜΟΣΙΟΠΟΙΗΣΗ ΤΩΝ ΔΙΑΜΑΡΤΥΡΙΩΝ ΤΟΥΣ, ΣΑΣ ΞΕΦΤΙΛΙΖΟΥΝ ΑΚΟΜΗ ΠΕΡΙΣΣΟΤΕΡΟ !
A notable increase in incidents of harassment of American diplomats stationed in Europe by Russian intelligence personnel appears to be part of what some officials describe as an escalating “gray war” between the US and Russia. For over a year now, American State Department personnel stationed in Europe have been complaining of a systematic campaign of “harassment and intimidation” against them and their families by Russian intelligence operatives. The campaign is allegedly being waged in Moscow and other European capitals, and has prompted one US diplomat to say that he and his colleagues were “feeling embattled out there in the embassy”. The Washington Post, which published the story on Monday, said that the diplomats’ concerns about the Russian campaign of intimidation were raised again at a recent meeting in Washington of US ambassadors serving in Europe and Russia. According to The Post, some of the harassment can be characterized as routine, and involves Russian intelligence personnel conducting surveillance of American diplomats, taunting them at social events, or bribing local journalists to report negatively on their activities. But these pranks have allegedly become uglier and even criminal after 2014. The Post said that it had read “a series of secret memos” sent to the State Department by US embassies and consulates in Russia and Europe, which suggest that the increasing harassment of American diplomats is connected to the sanctions imposed by the US on Russia after its military intervention in Ukraine. In some instances, Russian intelligence operatives broke into the homes of American diplomats at night and rearranged the furniture, or turned on all the lights and electronic equipment before leaving. In another case, a US diplomat’s children were followed to school, while another’s car tires were slashed repeatedly, said the paper.
The State Department’s press secretary John Kirby told The Post that incidents of overt harassment of US diplomatic personnel by Russian government employees had indeed increased. Norm Eisen, America’s former ambassador to the Czech Republic, told the paper that the intimidation was part of “the gray war” between Washington and Moscow, which has escalated following Russia’s intervention in the Ukraine. A statement from the Russian embassy in Washington denied that the Russian government was behind the alleged incidents. But it went on to state: “In diplomatic practice there is always the principle of reciprocity and, indeed, for the last couple of years our diplomatic staff in the United States has been facing certain problems”. This statement can be seen to imply that Russia is responding to instances of intimidation of its diplomats by US authorities. The statement added: “The deterioration of U.S.-Russia relations […] was not caused by us, but rather by the current [US] administration’s policy of sanctions and attempts to isolate Russia”. The Post said that US Secretary of State John Kerry raised the issued directly with Russian President Vladimir Putin during his visit to Moscow in March, but that the harassment has continued. US President Barack Obama is apparently aware of the situation, but has ordered US intelligence agencies “not to respond with similar measures against Russian diplomats”, said the paper.
Ian Allen
https://intelnews.org/2016/06/28/01-1927/
The alleged incident is reported to have taken place in the early hours of Monday, June 6. The American diplomat was making his way to the front entrance of the US embassy complex, which is located in the Presnensky District in downtown Moscow. According to American sources, the diplomat was approached by an employee of the Russian Federal Security Service, the FSB, which regularly stations security personnel around the sizeable US embassy complex. The FSB claims that the guards are there to protect US diplomats, though it is common knowledge that the Russian agency, which is responsible for counterespionage, is primarily there to monitor activities in and around the US embassy. American sources claim that the diplomat presented the Russian guard with proof of identification when asked to do so. But he was then physically attacked and struck repeatedly by the FSB officer, which left him with several injuries, including a broken shoulder. According to The Washington Post, the diplomat managed to enter the embassy grounds and had to be flown out of the country for urgent medical treatment. He has not returned to Russia.
The US government believes the attack was intentional. But what caused it? One theory entertained by The Washington Post is that the diplomat was in fact an officer of the Central Intelligence Agency working in Moscow under official cover, pretending to be a State Department employee. According to this theory, the FSB was chasing the American diplomat through the streets of Moscow after a spy operation that went awry. The Russians then tried unsuccessfully to prevent him from entering the US embassy, which constitutes American soil. On Thursday, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova alleged that the diplomat in question was an intelligence officer. “It is well known”, said Zakharova, “that this very diplomat was in fact an agent of the CIA and was returning [to the US embassy], in disguise, after conducting an intelligence operation the previous night”. She also said that the Russian government employee involved in the altercation was a “police officer” who was attacked by the alleged spy when he asked to be shown proof of identification. Instead of supplying identification documents, the American diplomat “struck the guard in the face with his elbow before disappearing into the embassy”, said Zakharova. The US State Department and the CIA refused to comment on Zakharova’s allegations.
Ian Allen
https://intelnews.org/2016/07/01/01-1930/
ΣΥΜΠΛΗΡΩΜΑΤΙΚΟ ΣΧΟΛΙΟ "ΙΣΧΥΣ"
"The Russians then tried unsuccessfully to prevent him from entering the US embassy"
ΜΑ ΑΦΟΥ ΥΠΟΤΙΘΕΤΑΙ ΠΩΣ ΤΟΝ ΕΔΕΙΡΕ ΚΑΙ ΤΟΥ ΕΣΠΑΣΕ ΤΟΝ ΩΜΟ ΕΞΩ ΑΠΟ ΤΗΝ ΠΡΕΣΒΕΙΑ, ΤΙ ΠΑΕΙ ΝΑ ΠΕΙ ΠΡΟΣΠΑΘΗΣΑΝ ΝΑ ΤΟΝ ΕΜΠΟΔΙΣΟΥΝ ΝΑ ΜΠΕΙ ΣΤΗΝ ΠΡΕΣΒΕΙΑ; ΟΤΑΝ ΤΟΝ ΕΔΕΙΡΕ ΔΕΝ ΚΑΤΑΦΕΡΕ ΝΑ ΤΟΝ ΕΜΠΟΔΙΣΕΙ;
Δείτε το βίντεο και βγάλτε τα δικα σας συμπεράσματα εδώ: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_SjQAbnM3U
ΣΧΕΤΙΚΟ: https://intelnews.org/2016/07/08/01-1935/
A notable increase in incidents of harassment of American diplomats stationed in Europe by Russian intelligence personnel appears to be part of what some officials describe as an escalating “gray war” between the US and Russia. For over a year now, American State Department personnel stationed in Europe have been complaining of a systematic campaign of “harassment and intimidation” against them and their families by Russian intelligence operatives. The campaign is allegedly being waged in Moscow and other European capitals, and has prompted one US diplomat to say that he and his colleagues were “feeling embattled out there in the embassy”. The Washington Post, which published the story on Monday, said that the diplomats’ concerns about the Russian campaign of intimidation were raised again at a recent meeting in Washington of US ambassadors serving in Europe and Russia. According to The Post, some of the harassment can be characterized as routine, and involves Russian intelligence personnel conducting surveillance of American diplomats, taunting them at social events, or bribing local journalists to report negatively on their activities. But these pranks have allegedly become uglier and even criminal after 2014. The Post said that it had read “a series of secret memos” sent to the State Department by US embassies and consulates in Russia and Europe, which suggest that the increasing harassment of American diplomats is connected to the sanctions imposed by the US on Russia after its military intervention in Ukraine. In some instances, Russian intelligence operatives broke into the homes of American diplomats at night and rearranged the furniture, or turned on all the lights and electronic equipment before leaving. In another case, a US diplomat’s children were followed to school, while another’s car tires were slashed repeatedly, said the paper.
The State Department’s press secretary John Kirby told The Post that incidents of overt harassment of US diplomatic personnel by Russian government employees had indeed increased. Norm Eisen, America’s former ambassador to the Czech Republic, told the paper that the intimidation was part of “the gray war” between Washington and Moscow, which has escalated following Russia’s intervention in the Ukraine. A statement from the Russian embassy in Washington denied that the Russian government was behind the alleged incidents. But it went on to state: “In diplomatic practice there is always the principle of reciprocity and, indeed, for the last couple of years our diplomatic staff in the United States has been facing certain problems”. This statement can be seen to imply that Russia is responding to instances of intimidation of its diplomats by US authorities. The statement added: “The deterioration of U.S.-Russia relations […] was not caused by us, but rather by the current [US] administration’s policy of sanctions and attempts to isolate Russia”. The Post said that US Secretary of State John Kerry raised the issued directly with Russian President Vladimir Putin during his visit to Moscow in March, but that the harassment has continued. US President Barack Obama is apparently aware of the situation, but has ordered US intelligence agencies “not to respond with similar measures against Russian diplomats”, said the paper.
Ian Allen
https://intelnews.org/2016/06/28/01-1927/
The alleged incident is reported to have taken place in the early hours of Monday, June 6. The American diplomat was making his way to the front entrance of the US embassy complex, which is located in the Presnensky District in downtown Moscow. According to American sources, the diplomat was approached by an employee of the Russian Federal Security Service, the FSB, which regularly stations security personnel around the sizeable US embassy complex. The FSB claims that the guards are there to protect US diplomats, though it is common knowledge that the Russian agency, which is responsible for counterespionage, is primarily there to monitor activities in and around the US embassy. American sources claim that the diplomat presented the Russian guard with proof of identification when asked to do so. But he was then physically attacked and struck repeatedly by the FSB officer, which left him with several injuries, including a broken shoulder. According to The Washington Post, the diplomat managed to enter the embassy grounds and had to be flown out of the country for urgent medical treatment. He has not returned to Russia.
The US government believes the attack was intentional. But what caused it? One theory entertained by The Washington Post is that the diplomat was in fact an officer of the Central Intelligence Agency working in Moscow under official cover, pretending to be a State Department employee. According to this theory, the FSB was chasing the American diplomat through the streets of Moscow after a spy operation that went awry. The Russians then tried unsuccessfully to prevent him from entering the US embassy, which constitutes American soil. On Thursday, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova alleged that the diplomat in question was an intelligence officer. “It is well known”, said Zakharova, “that this very diplomat was in fact an agent of the CIA and was returning [to the US embassy], in disguise, after conducting an intelligence operation the previous night”. She also said that the Russian government employee involved in the altercation was a “police officer” who was attacked by the alleged spy when he asked to be shown proof of identification. Instead of supplying identification documents, the American diplomat “struck the guard in the face with his elbow before disappearing into the embassy”, said Zakharova. The US State Department and the CIA refused to comment on Zakharova’s allegations.
Ian Allen
https://intelnews.org/2016/07/01/01-1930/
ΣΥΜΠΛΗΡΩΜΑΤΙΚΟ ΣΧΟΛΙΟ "ΙΣΧΥΣ"
"The Russians then tried unsuccessfully to prevent him from entering the US embassy"
ΜΑ ΑΦΟΥ ΥΠΟΤΙΘΕΤΑΙ ΠΩΣ ΤΟΝ ΕΔΕΙΡΕ ΚΑΙ ΤΟΥ ΕΣΠΑΣΕ ΤΟΝ ΩΜΟ ΕΞΩ ΑΠΟ ΤΗΝ ΠΡΕΣΒΕΙΑ, ΤΙ ΠΑΕΙ ΝΑ ΠΕΙ ΠΡΟΣΠΑΘΗΣΑΝ ΝΑ ΤΟΝ ΕΜΠΟΔΙΣΟΥΝ ΝΑ ΜΠΕΙ ΣΤΗΝ ΠΡΕΣΒΕΙΑ; ΟΤΑΝ ΤΟΝ ΕΔΕΙΡΕ ΔΕΝ ΚΑΤΑΦΕΡΕ ΝΑ ΤΟΝ ΕΜΠΟΔΙΣΕΙ;
Δείτε το βίντεο και βγάλτε τα δικα σας συμπεράσματα εδώ: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_SjQAbnM3U
ΣΧΕΤΙΚΟ: https://intelnews.org/2016/07/08/01-1935/
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