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Italien versucht US Soldaten für der Irak Mord
Dienstag, den 17. April 2007
Vor während jeder diesen Mario Lozano zustimmt, feuerte ein amerikanischer Soldat, die tödlichen ab Schüsse, die italienisches Vertreter Nicola Calipari im Irak zwei Jahren töteten, der ist, wo die Vereinbarung beendet. Für die Vereinigte Staaten Regierung ist der Fall geschlossen, aber Rom sieht Sachen ein wenig anders als. Italien setzt Lozano auf Versuch für Mord, obwohl er ablehnt zu beachten. Beklagte in Italien können im absentia und im Versuch Lozanos versucht werden, der in Rom am Dienstag geöffnet ist. Der Fall hat weiter Relationen zwischen Rom und Washington belastet, wenn die zwei Regierungen sehr unterschiedliche Meinungen vertreten, von, was dieser verhängnisvolle Tag in Baghdad geschah. Calipari, ein älteres Intelligenzvertreter, wurde absolut geschossen, am 5. März 2005 während er die italienische Geisel, Journalisten Giuliana Sgrena, zum Baghdad Flughafen kurz nach dem Verhandeln über ihre Freigabe eskortierte. wurden Sgrena und ein anderes Intelligenzvertreter, Andrea Carpani, der das Auto fuhr, verwundet, während Calipari sofort getötet wurde. Lozano, des 69th Infanterieregiments, feuerte ab, die tödlichen Schüsse aber hat seine Tätigkeiten die Treiber ignorierten Warnungen sagend, um zu verlangsamen oder zu stoppen verteidigt. Aufladungen des Mordes und des versuchten Mordes Italien entschied, Lozano im Februar auf Aufladungen des Mordes anzuklagen und versuchte Mord. Aber der Versuch in einem Gerichtssaal im maximalen Gefängnis Sicherheit Roms mußte mit einem leeren Rahmen sich zufriedengeben, in dem das Beklagte gesessen haben sollte. Die US haben abgelehnt, ihn zu übergeben übermäßig und sein Rechtsanwalt Alberto Biffani zeigte an, daß sein Klient die italienischen Berechtigung des Gerichtes zurückweisen würde. Nach einleitenden Bewegungen am Dienstag verschob der Richter den Versuch bis 14. Mai. In den neuen Anmerkungen zu den US Mitteln, hat Lozano seine Tätigkeiten verteidigt. Er sagte, daß er ein Warnlicht blitzte und das, das er zuerst auf den Boden und dann auf die Maschine schoß. „Ich tat, was jeder möglicher Soldat würde tun in meiner Position.“ Lozano erklärte New York Post. “You have a warning line, you have a danger line and you have a kill line.” And in another interview with CBS he said: “I’m just an infantry soldier doing my job.” Fabrizio Cardinali, Lozano’s former court-appointed lawyer, told the Associated Press that the shooting was the result of the Italians’ lack of caution. “What happened was not the fault of the checkpoint but the fault of the Italians who did not have any military escort,” he said. Outrage in Italy Sgrena, the freed hostage, who Calipari was shielding when he died, was injured during the shooting and is suing for damages. She said that the trial shows that US troops could be held accountable for their actions. “We have demonstrated we can break this immunity that normally American soldiers have been guaranteed all over the world,” she told Reuters. The death of Calipari angered many in Italy where he is now regarded as a national hero. He was awarded Italy’s top bravery award and given a state funeral attended by thousands. Franco Coppi who is representing Calipari’s widow, said that the fact that Lozano was not attending the trial shouldn’t jeopardize it. “His absence is his own choice,” he told reporters. “It does not represent an obstacle to ascertaining the truth.” Although Rome agrees that the killing was an accident, the two governments have failed to agree on the events in Baghdad that led to Calipari’s death. While the US authorities insist that the vehicle was travelling fast and led soldiers to fear an insurgent attack, Italian officials claim that the car was traveling at normal speed and it blamed the soldiers for failing to signal that there was a checkpoint. It also criticized the US military for placing inexperienced troops at the roadblock. The trial is just one of many recent incidents that have soured relations between Rome and Washington. Italian prosecutors have indicted 26 Americans, all but one believed to be CIA agents, over the case of the abduction of Egyptian terror suspect Osama Moustafa Hassan Nasr , better known as Abu Omar, in Milan in February 2003. And in 2006 Romano Prodi, head of the newly elected center-left government in Rome announced that he was pulling Italian troops out of Iraq. smd/ap/reuters Have Your Say: Italy Tries US Soldier For Iraq Murder Please read our posting guidelines before posting. Alternatively you can discuss this report here. Related News
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Ein US Soldat wird im absentia durch ein italienisches Gericht für den Mord an Nicola Calipari, das Intelligenzvertreter versucht, das auf der Straße zum Baghdad Flughafen kurz nach dem Sichern der Freigabe des italienischen Journalisten Giuliana Sgrena starb.
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