Showing posts with label Alexander Bastrykin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alexander Bastrykin. Show all posts

13.6.10

Arctic Sea- the movie

EerikNKross [on Twitter]

1. It looks like the Russian Prosecutor's Office has decided to talk to me through media. Can answer their q-s in Twitter, more modern.
















Hope is not a plan: the war in Iraq from inside the Green Zone
By Thomas S. Mowle 2007



Office of the Secretary of Defense, Developing Iraq’s
Security Sector
The Coalition Provisional
Authority’s Experience
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Acknowledgments
This report would not have been possible without the help of numerous
individuals. At RAND, Tom Sullivan provided invaluable statistical
support. Nora Bensahel, David Gompert, Walter Slocombe, and
Ambassador Richard Jones provided frank and insightful reviews,
which greatly improved the report.
During the preparation of this report, former and serving coalition
officials gave generously of their time to check facts and to provide
their interpretation of decisions and events. We are particularly
grateful to Fred Smith, Bruce Fein, Douglas Brand, Matt Sherman,
Celeste Johnson Ward, P.J. Dermer, and Eerik Kross.


Estonia's diplomatic representatives to the United Kingdom:

Kaja Tael, Ambassador (2001–2006)
Raul Mälk, Ambassador (1996-2001)
Riivo Sinijärv, Ambassador (1993-1995)
Allan Sepp, Chargé d'Affaires a.i. (1992-1993)
Eerik Niiles Kross, Chargé d'Affaires a.i. (1991-1992).

10.4.10

Arctic Sea: boarding party still jailed



The investigation extended the "pirates" in custody until May 18. And the lawyer Konstantin Baranowski believes that this is not the last time, it will be more prolonged. At the same time, the head of the investigative committee at the Prosecutor's Office Minister Alexander Bastrykin said that the investigation into the seizure of the vessel is nearing completion.
Alexander Bastrykin heads the Investigation Committee at the Russian Prosecutor General's Office

News agencies are reporting from Moscow that Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree appointing Lieutenant-General Yury Nyrkov deputy Chairman of the Investigation Committee, a special council created within the General Prosecutor’s Office.
The chairman of the Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, until recently, a deputy at the General Prosecution Office, is one of Putin’s former classmates. Observers commented in late June that any hopes for transparency in Russia’s judicial branch had been firmly dashed by Bastrykin’s appointment as it likely meant that another Putin crony would have far-reaching prosecutorial powers, possibly surpassing those currently held by the General Prosecution Office. Genry Reznik, president of Moscow’s Lawyer chamber, believes that Nyrjkov’s appointment will not be influence the quality of investigatory work, however if the FSB would have a political interest concerning any criminal case, this interest will be realized.

16.9.09

Arctic Sea: no dark spots in this story





"The government of Malta and the ship's owner, Arctic Sea LTD Malta, have been notified that the transfer of the Arctic Sea will take place from September 17 through September 18 in the port of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in Spain's Canary Islands with the participation of Spanish officials," ..."This is why we need to examine the vessel — so that there are no dark spots in this story." said federal Investigative Committee Chief Alexander Bastrykin earlier.