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On September 5, 1995, the prestigious German newspaper Frankfurter Alemaine Xeitung wrote that “the MAVI attack on Peshkepi mixed the secret services and other influential political circles in Greece.” So this information led to suspicions about something more
“It is only here in the field of speculation as we did not have specific and direct data that would link this organization that took over the attack and undertook to carry out the event” said Eugen Beçi, former prosecutor of the case
Another information of the Albanian Embassy in Athens, dated March 22, 1995, cites an article in the Greek newspaper “TANEA” where it writes about specific names of soldiers members of the Greek Intelligence Service who are also part of the MAVI organization.
These suspicions were reinforced when George Anastasulis, a reservist officer, was among those arrested by Greek authorities.
At the time, to dispel suspicions about the background of the attack, Greek Order Minister Stelos Papathemelis reacted in an interview with the newspaper Kathimerini. The statement is reflected in an embassy report that has become part of the investigative file.
“I asked for information to be brought to me as there could be people in charge of the Intelligence Service. I realized there was nothing. “The answer they gave me was that MAVI was an old organization and not active.”
In the same report, the former Greek minister is quite careful, leaving open the possibility of implications from certain service personalities. But, between the lines he hints that we are not dealing with orchestrations from the great Greek politics of aggression, but we are dealing with certain individuals with extremist tendencies.
“We are in an investigation stage to discover the perpetrators, collaborators and political heads behind them. It is the first peak that we have arrested, I mean those who have financed whom I do not exclude that may be from the secret services. It’s a horrible story that you can not control the secret funds given to informants. “There are those responsible even at the highest levels of the far-right northern organizations.”
In an analysis made by the Albanian Embassy in Athens, it refers that the Greek press as a whole, has treated the event as a target of nationalist circles for an aggressive act against Albania. It also cites the commitment of the then Greek Prime Minister Andrea Papandreou to fully investigate an event that seeks to destabilize relations between the two countries.
Albanian authorities have expressed many reservations in the days after the aggression regarding the commitment of Greek counterparts to neutralize and capture the terrorist group. It was quite doubtful how that group of commandos managed to cross the border undisturbed with a large number of weapons.
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