Alexander Kuranov. The Czech foreign Ministry has received new data from Lebanon about the disappearance of five citizens of the Republic in this country. Because of this, the Minister Lubomir Zaoralek expects to visit in the near future Lebanon, he told reporters on the last working day of the week after the special meeting of the crisis staff.

"I can say that we have some new information from Lebanon, we are currently busy with her test," said Zaoralek.- in telephone communication with the capital, Beirut, there are certain problems, for this reason I do not exclude his visit to Lebanon ".

as one of the possible reasons for the loss of five residents of the Czech Republic and transporting them to a local driver, which occurred last Saturday, According to Zaoralek, is still considered the abduction followed a possible buyout. But his Lebanese counterpart Gibran barked confirmed Zaoralek and first announced by the head of the Lebanese interior Minister Nuhad Manuka version on criminal traces in this story - from the trafficking of narcotics to gun sales.

the composition of the five Czech Residents included two videographer, lawyer, translator from Arabic and former army intelligence officer with experience in Afghanistan. And their driver-Lebanese, as it turns out, is the brother of the detainee in the Czech Republic the citizen of Ukraine Ali Fayyad, the outstanding employee of the Ukrainian company " UkrSpetsExport ", which sells weapons, And formerly employed by the adviser to the Minister of defence of Ukraine. The American FBI agents caught Fayyad and 2 of his associates, the inhabitants of c?te d'ivoire, in an attempt to build up the delivery of weapons to a Colombian terrorist group FARC. Now the U.S. insists on extradition of all three suspects are from the Czech Republic to the U.S., where they face imprisonment in jail for a lifetime.

on Thursday in Lebanon arrived two employees of the Czech special services in cooperation with regional colleagues will be taking part in the search for their missing compatriots.

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