jackb napísal: 21 apr 2021, 16:51su na to nepriestrelne dokazy

J.O.S.E napísal: 21 apr 2021, 15:09 Píšeš o diskusii, no podľa Teba je diskusia to, keď sa používajú osobné útoky voči Hlave Ruskej federácie ? Takáto "diskusia" nikdy nemôže byť pri nerešpektovaní pravidiel slušnosti objektívnou diskusiou.

Písať preto o súvislostiach, ktoré by ste si mali najskôr vedieť logickou analýzou a syntézou spracovať, by bolo zbytočným zaťažovaním diskutujúcich, ktorí predošlými príspevkami dokonale demaskovali svoju rusofóbiu. A nemýľte sa, Vy ste tí, ktorí ukazujete prstom bez dôkazov a nahradili ste prezumpciu neviny prezumpciou viny, ak vôbec takáto úvaha prebehla.

beardie napísal: 21 apr 2021, 17:00 su?
zatial je mi znamy len potencialny pohyb danych ludi v Ceskej republike, kamerove zaznamy alebo fotky sa ku mne este nedostali

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Frco napísal: 21 apr 2021, 19:26 wow, ten JOSE musi byt riadny ch*j. Nechapem preco sa tu zrusila karma. Krasne by bolo vidno kto ju ma komplet cervenu a takych sa ani neoplatilo citat.
Uz aj tak sem chodi minimum ludi a hojko si podpili este viac ten konar zrusenim karmy...aj na SMEcku ju v diskusiach zrusili pred par dnami - tiez velmi nespravne rozhodnutie.

K teme - ano, aj keby sa toto v CR nestalo, nase tajne sluzby uz x krat upozornovali, ze rusi tu proste len skodia. Obmedzit tak ako pise ephramko na 10 kusov a ostatni palte do p... do Ruska.

A kludne by som ich vyhadzoval aj kazde 2 roky, aby si nestihli vybudovat kontakty

beardie napísal: 21 apr 2021, 18:33 ocakavam, ze nejake dokazy budu, len by som ich rad videl pocas informovani o spachani teroristickeho cinu, pripadne bezprostredne po

uz cakame od soboty a zatial sa nic von nedostalo

Flying in formation
On 7 October 2014, Gen. Averyanov – again using his passport under the name “Overyanov”, booked an Aeroflot flight to Vienna arriving on 13 October 2014. The return flight was for two days later on 15 October.

At the same time, Lt. Col. Nikolay Yezhov, also a member of unit 29155, bought a ticket to Vienna for 11 October 2014, thus planning to arrive two days before his boss. Like Averyanov, he bought a return ticket on 15 October. He would travel under his alias, Nikolay Kononikhin.

At the same moment, two other members of Unit 29155 – Dr. Alexander Mishkin and Col. Anatoly Chepiga, purchased their own tickets to Central Europe. Like Yezhov, they would fly on 11 October – but to Prague, not to Vienna. They booked their tickets under their fake identities of sports nutrition salesmen: “Alexander Petrov” and “Ruslan Boshirov” – the same personas who would appear as inconvenienced tourists on the RT television channel four years later. Ticketing data shows that they had not purchased return tickets, leaving their return date open-ended.

Two more members of Unit 29155 also bought plane tickets that morning. Unlike the others, however, they were going to fly under their own names: Alexey Kapinos and Evgeniy Kalinin. Moreover, the two would travel under the cover of diplomats carrying diplomatic mail – on an official trip to the Russian embassy in Budapest. The two officers’ outward tickets to Budapest were for 10 October 2014, and the return, like those of Averyanov and Yezhov, was going to be on 15 October 2014.

The Pilgrimage to Vrbetice
Over the next few days, the five GRU agents converged in Central Europe. “Petrov” and “Boshirov” landed in Prague on 11 October, checked into a hotel and even posted a photo on social media from the old town center. This post would eventually enable tracking of the pair in the wake of the Skripal poisonings.

At about the same time Nikolay Yezhov landed in Vienna. On 13 October, Yezhov’s boss, Andrey Averyanov, arrived in Vienna. On the same day “Boshirov” and “Petrov” moved from Prague to Ostrava, about an hour’s drive from the munition depot, where they checked into the Hotel Corrado. Phone records show that Averyanov’s phone connected to Austrian networks for only a couple of hours after his arrival on 13 October, and did not reconnect until the afternoon of 16 October. A working hypothesis is that Yezhov and Averyanov drove to Ostrava — just over three hours by car from Vienna — where the two agents reconvened with Mishkin and Chepiga, as well as – likely with the two diplomatic-cover officers Kapinos and Kalinin – to assist in the preparations for planting remote-controlled explosives at the Vrbětice depot.

It is not clear yet when and how the GRU team accessed the site of the munitions depot to plant the explosives. As disclosed by Czech police and media, Chepiga and Mishkin, posing as would-be arms purchasers from the People’s Guard of Tajikistan, requested access to the restricted site of the depot for the period 13-17 October 2014 from Imex, one of the major storage operators at the ammunition depot. It is unclear if the two accessed the site via their contact with Imex (representatives of the company say that the two never showed up), or via a different route – including via a different storage operator. However, at 9:25 am on 16 October 2014, ammunition depot No.16 in Vrbetice exploded, destroying 58 tons of ammunition, erasing buildings and killing two employees of the Imex-run storage facility.