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The Prosecutor Has No Doubt that the Three Tallinn Residents Who Desecrated the Vanagasu Monument Worked for the Russian Federation
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In Lithuania, the Prosecutor ' s Office accused three Tallinn residents of desecrating the monument to the leader of the anti-Council resistance, Adolphas Ramanuskas, in the town of Merkin in the south of the country, and stated that they were acting on a mission of Russian intelligence (RUI).
The Kaunas district prosecutor ' s office has completed a pre-trial investigation into the abuse of the monument of the leader of the Lithuanian guerrillas, Adolfas Ramanuskas-Vanagas, which took place last year in Merkin.
The Kaunas District Prosecutor's Office of Lithuania has completed a pre-trial investigation into the desecration of a statue of Adolfas Ramanauskas-Vanagas, the leader of the Lithuanian Forest Brothers. The act was committed last year in the small town of Merkinės, Alytus County. The prosecutor's office considers three residents of Tallinn to be the culprits.
Law enforcement has completed a pre-trial investigation into the desecration of the monument to partisan leader Adolfas Ramanauskas-Vanagas in Merkinė, Varėna district, which three foreigners are accused of carrying out a task for the Russian military intelligence GRU, the Kaunas District Prosecutor's Office announced on Wednesday.
Law enforcement has completed a pre-trial investigation into the desecration of the monument to Lithuanian partisan leader Adolfas Ramanauskas-Vanagas in Merkinė last year and has transferred the case to the court, announced Rimas Bradūnas, Chief Prosecutor of the Kaunas Regional Prosecutor's Office. Charges have been filed against three individuals in the case. It is suspected that the defendants carried out tasks for Russian special services. …
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