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2 Russians, 1 Ukrainian face Albania spy charges

(24 Aug 2022) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Tirana, Albania - 24 August 2022 1. Russian citizen named Mikhail Zorin seen taken into the courtroom box by police 2. Zorin hailed from his lawyer 3. Ukrainian man named Fedir Alpatov sitting at the box during the hearing 4. Russian woman named Svetlana Timofoeva seen behind Alpatov 5. Three local lawyers 6. SOUNDBITE (Albanian) Pajtime Fetahu, judge: "On the evaluation of the arrest and deciding on the measure of keeping the suspects in custody, the three detained are suspected of committing the penal crimes of  collaborating with each other to secure information, foreseen from the article 214 and 25 of the Penal Code, and hitting (army guards) while on duty, foreseen from the article 237 par. 5 of the Penal Code, and their arrest has been held in respect of the requests and criteria of the article 251 of the Penal Procedure Code." 7. Close up of Penal Procedure Code book in the hands of the lawyers 8. SOUNDBITE (Albanian) Pajtime Fetahu, judge: "(Based on) the facts that, a penal case has already started toward the persons under investigation, and that they are considered as persons under investigation. And because of that it is necessary that the latter be at the disposal of the proceeding institution up to the final resolution of the case." 9.  Writen sign on desk (Albanian) lawyers 10. Wide view of the Elbasan court's building 11. Sign outside of the the court reading "Republic of Albania, Court, Of the First Instance, Of Elbasan District Court." STORYLINE: An Albanian court on Wednesday ordered two Russians and a Ukrainian to remain in custody while authorities conduct an espionage investigation into the suspects' activities at a former military weapons manufacturing plant. Judge Pajtime Fetahu ruled in favor of prosecutors, who requested that the trio be kept in detention over accusations of "securing secret information of military or any other character in order to be supplied to a foreign power, which violates the country's independence." But Fetahu, who presides at a court in Elbasan, 40 kilometers (25 miles) south of Tirana, dropped another more serious charge of actually providing any of the information they collected to a foreign country. The hearing was held behind closed doors, and no details were given on why the suspects may have been interested in the site. The two Russian suspects are 25-year-old Mikhail Zorin, and 33-year-old Svetlana Timofoeva, while the Ukrainian was identified as Fedir Alpatov, authorities said. Alpatov's age wasn't provided. They were arrested on Saturday inside or near the former military plant in Gramsh, 80 kilometers (50 miles) south of the capital Tirana. The suspects had taken photos of the plant. Authorities said that Zorin, who had entered the plant, used pepper spray on two military guards trying to capture him. Timofoeva and Alpatov were arrested outside the complex. Police said they seized their Chevrolet vehicle, two drones, a laptop, cash and other evidence. The three suspects denied the charge of espionage. It wasn't immediately clear when a trial would be held. If they are eventually convicted, they face up to 10 years in prison. The Gramsh military plant opened in 1962 to produce AK-47, or Kalashnikov, rifles and other weapons. It stopped production after the fall of communism in 1990, and began to dismantle the weapons. The plant is still used to repair other military weapons, but there is no longer any production there. AP video shot by: Erion Xhabafti =========================================================== Clients are reminded: Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...