EU는 임시 활주로를, 기초를 둔다 특별한 번역에서 사용해 밝힌다

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EU 조사자는 그는 우크라이나 임시 활주로는 미국에서 포함된 CIA 운영한 비행기로 이용되었다는 것을 건의하는 기록이 있는 수요일을 말했다. 특별한 번역 프로그램.

그가 또한 우크라이나 기초를 군 시설의 가능한 CIA 사용으로 보고 있었다는 것을 Giovanni Fava는 말했다. Fava 의 유럽 의회의 이탈리아 일원은, 작년에 2001년부터 유럽 영토에 도중 하차를 가진 1,000 이상 은밀한 CIA 비행을 확인하는 보고의 설계도를 그렸다. 그는 확인했다 공포 용의자를 옮기는 사용 것과 같이 몇몇을.

Ukraine Defense Minister Anatoly Gritsenko, in a telephone interview, dismissed Fava’s statements on the use of Ukrainian airspace by CIA planes and the use of a military base, calling them “nonsense.” He declined further comment.

CIA spokesman Mark Mansfield declined to comment directly on the charges regarding Ukraine and extraordinary renditions — moving terrorism suspects from country to country.

“Separate and apart from these allegations, there are several points I would make about renditions,” he said. “They have been conducted within the law. They have been carried out responsibly and with purpose.”

Mansfield said the practice had disrupted potential attacks and allowed the United States and its allies to gain intelligence on terrorists.

In a report earlier this year, Swiss investigator Dick Marty accused the CIA of running secret prisons in Poland and Romania to interrogate key terror suspects. He said prisoners were typically shackled and handcuffed, kept naked and in isolation.

The CIA, while stopping short of a denial, said the report was “distorted.” Poland and Romania vehemently denied the charges.

John Bellinger, legal adviser to the U.S. secretary of state, said that while there have been CIA flights over Europe or flights with stopovers, they may have simply carried intelligence experts, counterterrorist officials or forensic evidence.

Fava and fellow Italian EU lawmaker Giulietto Chiesa cited what they said was a secret Ukrainian government document they had seen authorizing the landing of a CIA-operated Gulfstream jet plane five times in August 2005.

They said the plane was earlier used in the transfer of Egyptian cleric Osama Moustafa Hassan Nasr, also known as Abu Omar, who was abducted from a street in Milan, Italy, before being flown to U.S. bases in Italy and Germany and finally moved to Egypt.

“The plane was consistently used by the CIA,” Fava told a news conference.

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