Special operation ' Exchange '

Russian scientist Igor Sutyagin, unjustly accused the FSB of espionage, a recognized ' Amnesty International ' political prisoners, already has served in the Russian prisons and labor camps for more than 10 years in prison, security forces are going to exchange for some Russian agents who were arrested abroad. On the Russian side, except for Sutyagin, the list included in the spetsobmen intelligence, several inmates - convicted of the Russian Federation ' spying '. July 9 in the morning received information about the Russian president's decree to pardon Sutyagin. editors HRO. org is in constant touch with family Sutyagin - 13 hours of July 9, 2010 confirmed information on escorting Sutyagin to the West so far.




Press examines the reaction of Moscow to the spy scandal in the U.S., and is surprised restraint and irony of the Russian media for this topic. According to some publications, the scandal could end as early as Thursday, July 8, 2010, as suddenly as it erupted. It was on this day in New York scheduled a hearing on the case of spies from Russia, on which depends the fate of a prisoner exchange, reports Echo of Moscow '. Progress spy scandal suggests that all will end soon, and no damage to ... Apparently, to hush up the scandal will help the exchange of prisoners, and if it takes place, it will be the first such case since the end of the Cold War, says The Wall Street Journal. U.S. officials confirmed the talks, but no formal agreement is not yet known. Meanwhile, lawyers are already counting on the speedy completion of cases. In this particular role in the negotiations on the exchange, apparently plays a scientist, political prisoner, Classifieds in Russia ' spy ' Sutyagin. He was transferred to Moscow and said that Thursday should be sent to Vienna for release. Before that, he brought a list of 11 Russian prisoners who want to get the U.S. in exchange for a spy told the lawyer, Anna Stavitskaya Sutyagin. According to her, a scientist warned that he, like everyone else on the list, must plead guilty and agree to participate in the exchange, otherwise the agreement falls through, according to The New York Times. As a lawyer, told reporters Sutyagin Anna Stavitskaya, he voluntarily agreed to the exchange, but said that he could not disagree. Counsel also noted that her client had asked me to, ' so that all were aware that he did not commit a crime '. The scientist told his relatives that he was told that if one of the participants in preparing to abandon the exchange of departure, the detainees in the United States, people go to jail. After serving in the colony for more than 10 years, Sutyagin did not want his refusal to condemn other people's opinion and agreed to participate in the transaction. According Stavitskaya, an admission of guilt of his client was a prerequisite and, most likely, it was necessary to give this story the official form. According to her, now he can be officially pardoned, after which his expulsion would look like a request for voluntary departure in the UK. Counsel also noted that the scientist is in a state of depression because he had to plead guilty to what he did not commit. According to relatives, if until recently Sutyagin just needed to serve a sentence on the remaining 4.5 years, but now he was in ' limbo ' status. In England he has no relatives, no friends, no place of residence, or security guarantees, and count it as long as there is no one. According to his mother, he hopes to find a job and help out the family feasibly. Meanwhile, the newspaper was unable to obtain confirmation of this information. Contact with representatives of Zaporizhzhya has not turned out as a lawyer Sypacheva confidently stated that his client no matter what the deal will not go - said Newsru. There is also information on the exchange of other scientists, who have announced special services in Russia ' spies ' - Ivan Petkove, Sergei Vizir, Mikhail Ivanov, Alexander Rozhkin. As explained by attorney Igor Sutyagin, Anna Stavitskaya, the procedure for the exchange of persons involved in ... Obviously, she said, after a guilty plea exchanged, they must apply to the Russian President, who shall publish, in accordance with the 89th article of the Constitution, a decree of pardon. The site of President Dmitry Medvedev's decree on the eve of the pardon has not been published, and presidential press secretary Natalya Timakova to comment on this occasion abstained. Nevertheless, it is planned that the exchange will be made is July 8, 2010. '8 In July, as reported by Igor, he and other participants in the exchange will send the plane to Vienna, - told the newspaper her mother Svetlana Sutyagin. - There he was met by British intelligence officers with whom he then flies to London '. What are the countries of Austria razvezut other defendants in the transaction security services, it is not known. Who is now living in exile, Alexander Goldfarb said: ... Nothing wrong here - everyone knows that they are innocent. Until now, Khodorkovsky and Lebedev had no chance, but now, when Russia was caught spying and SVR to rescue his men, they have a chance. It should be used. The Americans now control the situation and may well demand the release of defendants in the case of Yukos. Representatives of the U.S. government, like their Russian counterparts, flatly refused to comment on the eve of a possible spy swap. However, the source of the newspaper close to the U.S. State Department, said Wednesday the meeting of Deputy Secretary of State William Burns to the Russian ambassador to the U.S. Sergei Kislyak on which to discuss details of the exchange. Despite the fact that the exchange of prisoners considered to be a vestige of cold war ( on similar facts in the history of modern Russia has never been reported ), in this case, as many observers believe the United States, on the contrary, it will not conflict with the recently launched ' reset ' relations between the U.S. and Russia. On the contrary, the exchange, if it takes place, it may be recognized as one of the hallmarks of this ... Human rights activist Elena Bonner, widow of Andrei Sakharov, said: ... And instead of rejoicing that people will find freedom and start a discussion (such tyagomotina ), ... It is important to the court to admit guilt. And when these ... You all know that they're lying to yourself - and if convicted, and when released. And almost no one (that I'm so old!), Who remembers that it was already. It was a much larger scale. In 1987,. Then, after the release of Sakharov, was the massive release of political prisoners, of which A. A. demanded that Gorbachev at their first phone conversation. From all politezekov GB requested some receipt - whether admission of guilt, or a request for clemency. And what a fuss then broke out in dissident circles! . It seems that only Andrei yes I said it's proforma to GB for centuries to preserve their flyblown shit face. Then Malva Landa and Valeria Novodvorskaya wrote an angry letter to Sakharov for his position. Nothing Sakharov survived it without soul-searching. And everyone was happy liberated. And I never stopped loving or Malwa, or Leroux. And I beg you, my friends, relax and do not spoil the nerves themselves and the joy of the liberation of those who are free, and their families. In this case, it is important not form but the content - FREEDOM. ' Editors HRO. org was associated with family Sutyagin - 16 hours of July 8, 2010 confirmed the exchange of information so far. At 18:30 was the message that Sutyagin allegedly arrived in Vienna. ' What I know - Sutyagin arrived in Vienna ', - the ' Interfax ' human rights, Secretary of the Society for Black Scientists Ernst. ' I was told that he went on leave in London. In Vienna, he met a British officer ... Meanwhile, the family Sutyagin this information does not have. ' Nobody has confirmed to us it is not linked ' - said, ' Interfax ' brother, a scientist Dmitry Sutyagin. Lawyer Anna Stavitskaya scientist with his hand said, ' Father said that he was seen in Vienna '.

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