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After shaking up the transport police department, Medvedev introduces the post of ‘deputy minister for transportation security’ President Dmitry Medvedev has created a new post. Yet another deputy interior minister, one who will be responsible for transportation security. Appointed to the new post was The Head of State recalled that recently he made several executive orders in the field of transportation security, noting that the Prime Minister expects a report in the near future. “Even before the execution of these orders, I believe that the Interior Ministry must optimize its work relative to transportation,” the president said, adding that this is necessary in order to ensure security and law enforcement. He noted that this was his reason for establishing a new position for a deputy minister. The Head of State noted that it is not simply due to the issues of transportation, but all components: railways, air travel, and so on. “Get to work,” Dmitry Medvedev told his subordinates. Discussing with ‘Svobodnaya Pressa’, whether the new post will help in the war on terror, is the Advisor to the Chairman of the Constitutional Court of Russia, retired Major General of Police and Doctor of Jurisprudence Vladimir Ovchinsky. ‘SP’: Vladimir Semenovich (Ovchinsky), is the appointment of Deputy Minister Kiryanov a logical step? OVCHINSKY: In and of itself it is a logical appointment, especially since the last bombing was at Domodedovo, a transportation facility. But the question arises: why is not the current leadership at the Interior Ministry responsible for the fact that, during the If the transportation issue is so important, then why did they eliminate 20 line departments of transportation over at the ministry? During the Interior Ministry’s ‘SP’: Fine. They appointed someone to be in charge of transportation security, but what if a terrorist attack occurs at an entertainment venue, as it did during OVCHINSKY: You are right — a terrorist attack could also occur in any large shopping center. Over the weekend there were several false alarms about impending attacks on such facilities in Moscow and in the Moscow region. Will another deputy minister be responsible for these threats? There should be one deputy minister for situations like this, as it has always been over at the Interior Ministry — the Deputy Minister of Public Safety. He is supposed to coordinate his activities with the FSB in order to carry out joint actions to safeguard all sites where large numbers of people congregate – on transports as well as at entertainment facilities such as theaters and shopping centers. ‘SP’: The Investigating Committee (formerly under the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office, now directly subordinate to the Russian President — ed) said that the terrorist attack at Domodedovo has been solved. Along the way investigators also disclosed that they solved a terrorist attack that occurred in Kuzminki Park near Moscow on December 31st, 2010. What conclusions can we draw from this? OVCHINSKY: It actually raises more questions. Before this there was only a rumor that there might have been an explosion in Kuzminki, or not… But now the Investigating Committee has officially announced that the remains of a suicide bomber, and a suicide bomber belt, were found on December 31st in a building owned by a shooting club. Then they arrested other members of the group. Now there is anecdotal evidence that one of the detainees told investigators that the sites (to be attacked) were airports in Moscow. ‘SP’: What does this mean? OVCHINSKY: If the FSB and police at the scene in Kuzminki Park knew on December 31st that they had discovered a terrorist group in Moscow, then why was there not a special anti-terrorist alert spread across Moscow, the whole region, and major cities across the country? Let us take this even further. The question is: what does our entire counter-terrorism pyramid represent? As we know, in 2006 President Putin’s decree created the National Anti-Terrorism Committee with its staff of more than 200. That committee includes representatives of every law enforcement agency and department involved in security. They have an operational headquarters, and every region created their own anti-terrorism commission. In this case the counter-terrorism pyramid is like Mavrodi’s pyramid (the Russian version of Ponzi or Madoff, Mavrodi defrauded investors of over $1 billion — ed). On December 31st it did not work. No preventive action was taken, and the people were left to the terrorists. ‘SP’: How would you assess this situation? OVCHINSKY: Following statements by the Investigative Committee that they already knew for certain that groups of terrorists had arrived in Moscow from the North Caucasus to commit terrorist attacks, I believe that everything that happened at Domodedovo is our version of September 11th. Not in scope or number of deaths, but in its consequences. As you know, after September 11th, the U. S. Congress and Senate held investigations into the causes of that terrorist attack, and as a result heads of law enforcement and security agencies in the U.S. were fired and a new structure, a unified Department of Homeland Security, in which all information is concentrated, was created. Because of this, over the next 10 years the Americans have not allowed a single major terrorist attack to occur in their country. Over here everyone still has their jobs and no regulations have changed. I went to the website of the National Counter-terrorist Committee. The last update there was from in 2007. There is no new legislation, no appeals to citizens, and no pictures of wanted criminals. There is not a thing! And it is the same on the FSB’s website. Someday this will come to a head. Someday we must restore order in the country. We will drown in blood if we have the same leaders and sane organizations working to combat terror. _____________ Investigation Committee: Domodedovo terrorist attack solved On January 31st the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation posted on its official website a report on the terrorist attack at Domodedovo, and the explosion of the suicide bomber in Kuzminki: Investigators from the central investigation department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, together with the operational staff of the FSB and the Russian Interior Ministry, solved a crime committed on January 24th, 2011, at Domodedovo airport. The identity of the suicide bomber who committed the attack using a shrapnel bomb has been established. He is a According to the results of investigative and operational actions, all persons involved in the explosion that occurred on December 31st, 2010, in a hotel room at the ‘Sport Shooting Club and Military Hunting Society’, located on Golovachev Street in Moscow, have been identified. Some of the suspects have been detained, and in this regard 4 persons are being held under investigation. Several persons are also wanted by the operational services. According to investigators, the terrorist group was preparing a terrorist attack on the center of Moscow for December 31st, 2010. In particular we note that investigation has revealed that two unrelated militant groups from the various North Caucasus republics committed the terrorist attack at Domodedovo and the bomb explosion in the hotel complex. _____________ How the police were kicked off the transport At the end of December 2009, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed a decree on measures to improve the work of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation. Among other things, it dealt with the optimization of the Interior Ministry structure, particularly in its central office where the number of departments would be reduced from 15 to 13. Eliminated was the department responsible for closed areas and sensitive sites, as well as the Department of Transportation Security (DTS). Reforming DTS sparked strong reactions among both former and present leaders of transportation security. In letters to the President and Prime Minister of the country, as well as to the Interior Minister, these Soviet and Russian veterans expressed concern about the elimination of the centralized ministry agency responsible for transportation. “The need for the existing rank and file transportation police (since they works not simply within one region but along the entire transportation route) is confirmed by more than 60 years experience by imperial Russian railway police and 90 years experience of the Soviet and Russian transportation security departments, as well as the practices of transportation security in the CIS and other foreign countries,” wrote the Interior Ministry veterans to the leaders of Russia. The police veterans received no response to their appeal from either Dmitry Medvedev or Vladimir Putin. Minster Nurgaliyev’s response can be assumed by his plan to continuing implementation of the presidential decree, which eliminates the DTS and According to DTS data, about 100 persons are employed at their central office, while the total number of transportation police is 50 thousand. According to the presidential decree, the Interior Ministry, consisting of 1.4 million people, must be reduced by 280 thousand by the year 2012. _____________ From the ‘SP’ dossier: From 1994 to 1996 he was chief of the department of vehicle registration and driver testing for the St. Petersburg and Leningrad regional traffic police. On June 27th, 1996, Viktor Kiryanov was appointed deputy chief of traffic police for the city of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region. In 2001, Viktor Kiryanov became a member of the Chief Directorate of Traffic Police for Russia, and from October 2001 to March 2003, he served as head of the highway patrol and personnel search. In 2004, the Directorate of Traffic Police was renamed the Department of Highway Safety (DHS) under the Interior Ministry of Russia, and Viktor Kiryanov was appointed its head. From 2004 to January 2011, he served as the chief of DHS and the chief inspector of highway safety for the Russian Federation. In January 2011, “This is perhaps the most responsible commission in my many years of service,” Viktor Kiryanov told By Andrey Polunin in ‘Svobodnaya Pressa’ January 31st, 2011 Views: 3627 |
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