The Czech Security Information Service (BIS) does not want to comment on the criticism of Slovak politicians that after Wednesday’s intervention in Ukraine she published information on the likely Russian track in the case of bomb attacks in schools. According to BIS spokesman Ladislav Štich, it is essential that the perpetrator has been captured. He said this on Thursday in the broadcast of the CT24 station, informs TASR newsletter in Prague.
“It is essential for BIS as one of the international team members to return to the essence. In an extremely successful joint action, we caught the perpetrator who scared thousands of families in the Czech Republic and Slovakia last year. We returned peace to citizens so they don’t have to worry about their children. said Šticha.
Slovak Minister of the Interior Matthew Šutaj Eštok criticized BIS on Thursday for information that the detainee of the Ukrainian was probably funded by a player from Russia had ever come. In his words, this may endanger the investigation. “Such uncontrollable publicized carriage of working hypotheses can significantly complicate the investigation, endanger his success and even give the perpetrator the opportunity to wipe off the tracks,” said Šutaj Eštok.
The Czech police no longer want to comment on the case of uncoordinated communication. A spokesman for the Czech police Presidium Jozef Bocán said that they consider the case to be sufficiently commented in all contexts and do not want to add anything to it. “At this point, it is essential that it is possible to fulfill the purpose of criminal proceedings,” quoted Bocána server Novinky.cz.
The Czech side believes that Wednesday’s mismatch with Slovak colleagues will not have a negative impact on their cooperation in the future. According to Bocán, the Czech police president Martin Vondrášek and the authorized President of the Police Corps Jan Maškarová confirmed this in Wednesday’s call.
