Arctic Sea in Wiki claim
Russia spent considerable time and money finding it last year; now the Kremlin probably wishes it would just disappear. ose ‘Pepe’ Grinda Gonzalez, a senior Spanish investigator, is alleged to have told US officials in Madrid in January that the curious case of the Malta-flagged ship represented “a clear example” of arms trafficking, with the upper echelons of Russian politics implicated.
The claim was made in a leaked cable in which Gonzalez, Spain’s national court prosecutor who has been investigating the Russian mafia for a decade, alleged wider collusion between the Russian government and organised crime syndicates in Russia which are said to do the Kremlin’s dirty work.
But the specific claim regarding the Arctic Sea was highlighted in the Guardian’s publication of the cable which refers to the Spanish investigator by the first part of his surname.
“Grinda said that according to information he has received from intelligence services, witnesses and phone taps, certain political parties in Russia operate “hand in hand” with OC [organized crime].
Побочные эффекты от публикации дипломатической почты Госдепа продолжаются. Самого же Ассанджа интересует его бесконечная борьба с правительством США, а то, что при этом достанется ещё и другим его мало заботит.
Кстати, очень интересно, что там про РБ будет. Было бы интересно прочесть, как американские дипломаты комментировали ответ АГЛ, по поводу заявлений Буша, что у него есть тайные счета и активы за рубежом.