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Shmidt’s Phone-line Cut by FSB
Publish date: October 19, 1998
Written by: Thomas Nilsen
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Shmidt’s Phone-line Cut by FSB
ST. PETERSBURG (Bellona Web): FSB has cut the home phone-line to Aleksandr Nikitin’s lawyer Juri Shmidt. The phone-line has been out of operation since Saturday last week. -When I asked why they cut the phone-line the answer was that it’s only a "technical mistake", says Juri Shmidt.
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