Sabotage Begins At 'Naftan'?

The KGB is looking for "saboteurs".

The KGB has been "digging the ground" for several weeks in Navapolatsk, where they are checking Naftan workers for involvement in sabotage and lowering the quality of products, writes a Charter97.org reader.

"The first detentions there took place after the explosion on the Baikal-Amur Mainline. Then Siarhei Yerameyeu, who previously worked at the enterprise, was detained on suspicion of committing sabotage.

Now the Lukashists are trying to establish a link between Yerameyeu and the sharp decline in the quality of Naftan products, intended for export. The matter concerns diesel oil for the needs of the Russian army, as well as fuel for jet engines supplied to Russia.

The KGB is analysing the information about the work of a deeply clandestine underground group," the reader writes.