E 'dead Nicolas Hayek, the father of the Swatch
Cardiac arrest in 82 years while working in his company 'in Switzerland
Source: ANSA
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against Iran news CIA "psychological warfare" Use
TEHRAN - Only "false news", a "noise" made by the U.S. to serve a "psychological warfare" against Iran. Thus, the spokesman for the Foreign Ministry in Tehran, Ramin Mehman-pilasters, responded to the CIA chief, Leon Panetta, according to which Tehran has a sufficient quantity of enriched uranium to make atomic bombs, which could be able to use within two years. The official Iranian IRNA news agency reported.
"Iran will continue its peaceful nuclear activities without being influenced by these false news, and this noise," said Mehman-pilasters. Statements of Panetta, the spokesman said Iran "part of a psychological warfare to spread a negative view of Iran's peaceful activities," while the CIA "knows better than others that the Islamic Republic's nuclear program has military purposes." Mehman-pilasters added that the West would do better to take steps to "disarm all the countries possessing nuclear weapons, starting with the illegitimate Zionist regime", ie Israel.
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Usa, Fbi arresta dieci spie russe
Erano addestrati dai servizi segreti russi
MOSCA - Il ministero degli esteri russo ha reso noto che sta esaminando le informazioni sullo scandalo spionistico in Usa e che quelle ricevute sono contraddittorie. Lo riferisce l'agenzia Interfax.
Il primo canale tv statale ha aperto il suo tg con la vicenda dell'arresto delle presunte spie russe dei servizi di sicurezza all'estero (Svr), per ora senza diffondere le prime reazioni delle autorita' del Paese, ma insistendo sul fatto che finora gli arrestati non sono stati riconosciuti colpevoli. Dalla riforma postsovietica che ha smembrato il vecchio Kgb, sono nati lo Fsb (i servizi di sicurezza interni, analoghi all'Fbi americano) e l' ancor piu' appartato Svr, destinato allo spionaggio internazionale ed equiparabile alla Cia. Ma le vette della segretezza spettano al Gru, i servizi di intelligence militari, che dipendono direttamente dallo stato maggiore.
FBI ARRESTA 10 AGENTI, SPIAVANO PER MOSCA - Per inserirsi nella società americana, avevano assunto, nei lontani anni Nineties, the names of U.S. citizens dead, and for almost 20 years have been able to provide sensitive information to Russian intelligence. The U.S. Justice Department announced in Washington in the evening the arrest of 10 spies who worked for many years in the U.S., and an eleventh person, fugitive, is still sought. The objective of their mission, says the Ministry of Justice, "was the research and development of contacts in American political circles." All ten were charged with conspiracy to benefit a foreign government (face up to five years in prison), nine of them of money laundering, faces up to 20 years. Eight of the ten alleged spies arrested "a long time they assignments 'deep cover' "on behalf of Moscow, while two were part of Russian intelligence, the FBI said. The arrests were made yesterday in Montclair, New Jersey, in Yonkers, just outside New York and Arlington, Virginia, near Washington, and inquiries about them lasted for years. Among those arrested, both men and women, as indicated by the Department of Justice, only one, Mikhail Semenko, Russia clearly has a name. All others have English sounding names, Hispanic, Italian-American ('Michael Zottoli, who claims to be an American-born Canadian), or greek. Some names, according to Justice Department sources cited by CNN, belonged to Americans dead. An eleventh individual at the center of the investigation is lacking: it was identified as Christopher Metsos. The U.S. government in particular would have intercepted a message from the Russian intelligence headquarters in Moscow, which said that "you have been sent to the U.S. for a long-term mission. Your education, your bank accounts, car and home, have one goal: to fully fill out your mission, namely to seek and develop ties in American political circles and send secret messages. "
Source: ANSA.it
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