Other details emerge that add to the mystery surrounding Russian activity in Italy during the first wave
By: VirgilioNotizie | Published on: 04/20/2022 09:17
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Yellow without end: What a humanitarian mission that was Russia in Italy at the time of the first wave covid? The story takes on more and more mysterious contours. There remain many dark points that need to be illuminated.
As Il Corriere della Sera reports, 230 soldiers passed by General Sergei Kikot included in the list of those who had to “provide help to fight the coronavirus infection” in March 2020. But why 230 when the parliamentary reports give the impression that 130 names have been registered in Italy?
The Moscow embassy attached the list to the text of the agreement between the presidents Wladimir Putin and then head of the Italian government Giuseppe Conte then transmitted to the Farnesina. Another curiosity: Moscow is said to have lent a hand with a humanitarian mission; nevertheless, the party that landed on the peninsula consisted almost entirely of soldiers, only a portion of whom were medical officers.
Photo source: ANSA Former Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte
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So far from the emails and with stored documents copassir (Control Committee on the activities of the intelligence services) it turned out that the Russian military stopped at the Papa Giovanni hospital in Bergamo and dozens of RSAs, and then moved to the Covid hospital set up at the Bergamo fair.
The question now seeking an answer is: These people in “humanitarian mission‘, How were they identified? Suspicions about the affair were heightened when a senior Moscow official pointed the finger at Italy and spoke of “ingratitude” in recent days.
There are those who have read this allegation as some kind of threat about revealing alleged suncomfortable herons. There are people who believe that the goal behind the Russian mission was to organize an espionage activity.
In the coming days, Copasir will hear the versions of former Chief of Defense Staff Enzo Vecciarelli and General Luciano Portolano (then commander of the Coi, the Joint Operational Command). The latter attended the first operational meeting with the Russians in Rome. With him were the heads of the Scientific and Technical Committee Agostino Miozzo and Fabio Ciciliano. It was they who did not allow the Russians to enter public buildings.
The issue is rocking politics, with Italy alive + Europe, Forza Italia and the Democratic Party hoping former Premier Conte will return to Copasir alongside Disera director Gennaro Vecchione to provide more details on what together happened the director of the period of Dis Gennaro Vecchione.
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The text of the agreement also stipulated that there should be “daily flights from March 22 to April 15, 2020” and that the planes would have to carry “medical personnel, protective equipment, medical equipment and means of combating the corona virus”. .
Covid, the activities of the Russians in Italy during the first wave and the dark points of the operation
However, something remains a mystery: it was recently discovered that only “521,800 masks, 30 lung ventilators, 1,000 protective suits, 2 swab analysis devices, 10,000 rapid swabs and 100,000 normal swabs” were delivered and that the “executive approved an expenditure of more than three million euros for aviation fuel. He also paid for board and lodging for those who participated in the mission.
In the reports of civil defence Regarding the first days of April 2020, it was leaked that “a doctor, two nurses and an interpreter” entered the health facilities for “eighthour shifts over 24 hours”. Then it is noted that these people “performed the sanitary activities in 30 of the 64 apartments distributed in the province of Bergamo”.
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Another question: with an overall limited intervention, why was there such a deployment of forces?
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