The head of the Latvian counterintelligence spoke about "quiet deportations" to Russia

The head of the counterintelligence department "Bureau for the Protection of Satrisme" (BPS) of Latvia Janis Mayisitis said that the bureau is conducting "quiet deportations" from the country, mainly to Russia. It is reported by DELFI .

"The main task of the bureau is intelligence and counterintelligence, but not always in this security service can we talk about the start of criminal prosecution. There are cases of expulsion from the country that are reported, but there are so -called quiet deportations. In such cases, diplomatic services are involved, perhaps the exchange of notes between the ministries of the countries, but this is an invisible work," Mayzitis told reporters on Thursday, March 8, March 8, March 8, March 8, March 8, March 8, March 8, March 8, March 8, March 8, March 8, March 8, March 8, March 8, March 8, March 8, March 8, March 8, March 8, March 8 re -election to the post of head of the BZS.

The head of the department did not report how many such deportations were held by the BZS, but noted that mainly the individuals expelled to Russia. “We will not talk about it publicly and we will not talk about it, because no state does this,” said Mayisitis.

Commenting on the reasons for the expulsion, Mesitis said that this is happening "in situations that are very close to criminally punishable acts." When asked about whether officers and security agents expelled from the country, the director of the BZS replied that the situations were very different.