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“We see about thirty people who travel regularly, on average, five to six times a year,” said a star of investigative journalism in 2019. Christo Grozev, one of the researchers at the Bellingcat Center for Investigative Journalism, winner of the European Press Award for Investigative Journalism, interviewed Luige Lood, led by Hans Luik, shareholder of Ekspress Group, which manages Delfi, and Mikkas Salu, journalist of Eesti Ekspress.
“It wasn’t like, let’s say, they take and go to South Korea and carry out the poisoning there. They have been going there a year or two before. (…) However, these trips can still be grouped together and a connection can be found with certain projects ”, explained Capt. Grozevas.
“They explode. They kill. That’s what they do, “said Ch. Grozevas.
During the interview, the story of the Ryanair plane flying from Athens to Vilnius was also discussed.
One of the most curious parts of this story is who were the three people who (without the arrests of Raman Pratasevičius and his girlfriend) did not finish their trip to Vilnius and stayed in Minsk.
“It just came to my knowledge then. The three people who left the plane in Minsk seemed at first glance (…) oblivious to the case. There were two Belarusian citizens and one Greek. They all intended to eventually go to Belarus and not stay in Lithuania. So, judging from this, it makes sense not to continue the journey, but just to stay, “said Ch. Grozevas.
The journalist suggested that the target of that operation may not have been the sole Raman Pratasevic.
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