For the arrest of 26 -year -old Azeri for espionage to the naval base of Souda talked to his TV SKAI The Greek Police spokesman, Constantia Dimoglidouwhich focused on the importance of his immediate detection from the first moment he arrived in our country.

“Within a very short period of time he had managed to get a very large photo file from that point, virtually within 2 days. It seems that he came to our country on June 18, has already been brought to the prosecutor and has received a deadline to apologize. He did not want to give any information to ELAS, this does not mean that he will not have the penalties provided for by law“, Mrs Dimoglidou said, adding that the 26 -year -old did not accept any category.

“There is a great deal of research on the digital proofs that have been seized, namely laptop and mobile, to see how much material it might have – there is a chance that there is material that has been deleted – and where this material was finally arrived. It will then be found if he only used his cellphone or a camera. The important thing right now is to find out where the material that has been seized arrived. “

Asked if this particular one has passed through Greece, the ELAS spokesman responded negatively, as he also had a Polish passport that made it easy for him to travel. “The material he had collected is in the area of ​​Souda, but we can not give more details, as the research is still ongoing to see who this man had contacts. ” Complete.

In response to any similarities to the case of the other Azeros arrested in Cyprus, he noted:

“You understand in such cases it is important that the information network of a country’s services, as well as ELAS and EYP. So if they need to exchange information or give data from one country to another, this will be done next. Competent Services will check whether this is a random