Lithuania and Norway exchange spies with Russia

Periskopi

15 November 2019, 23:22(7 years ago)

Two Russian spies were today exchanged at the Russo-litanian border with two Lithuanian and a Norwegian, convicted of spying in Russia, a worthy episode of the Cold War witnessing renewed tensions these years in the region. “

“Today, the exchange operation was successfully conducted”, Lithuanian secret services head Darius Jaunskys announced to the press.

“Lithuanian citizens -- Jevgenij Matatis and Arisidas Tamosatis and Norwegian citizen Frode Berg -- have arrived well in Lithuania”, he underlined, adding that the exchange took place on the border between Lithuania and the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad.

Two Russians, Nikolaï Filiptenko and Sergueï Moïsseïenko, welcomed by Lithuanian president, surrendered to the Russian side”, Jaunis added. / ATSH/

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