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Is the CIA still using a Polish Intelligence Service training center
for the interrogation of Al-Quida prisoners? This is suggested by a "Stern"
magazine report.
Hamburg - In it's latest issue, the magazine reports that there are indications
that the Americans are using the Intelligence Camp near the town of Kiejkuty as
their base. According to information from a high ranking Polish intelligence officer
from Kiejkuty, a number of Americans have lived for several months on the premises
during the past five or six years. At that time, an area of about 3 kilometers
(2 miles) long and 1.5 kilometers wide was even cordoned off for an isolated area
within the camp: a 100 meter long, ca. 50 meter wide, surrounded by barbed wire
and a three meter high wall.
Regular polish secret service employees, unlike the Americans, had no access
to this area. American cars with tinted glass windows parked on the camp grounds,
the same type of cars that had previously been described to "Stern"
by employees at the Szymany airport as having always driven out to the CIA airplanes
that waited at the end of the Szymany Airport runway with engines running.
The secret service camp Kiejkuty is about 10 kilometers from the Szymany
airport in Northeast Poland. In 1968 the Soviet army planned the quashing of
the "Prague Spring" at this camp.
Der Spiegel
