CORRECTION: Committee Doesn't Discuss SIS Report, Maskarova Says One Person...

CORRECTION: Committee Doesn't Discuss SIS Report, Maskarova Says One Person Extradited Earlier in the day, TASR released a story, which stated that police will extradite a person of Ukrainian citizenship over his involvement in the preparation of an alleged potential coup in Slovakia. In reality, however, the person is to be administratively expelled/banned entry. We apologize for the mistake. The corrected story is as follows: Committee Doesn't Discuss SIS Report, Maskarova Says One Person to be Expelled Bratislava, January 30 (TASR) - House Committee for Defence and Security didn't discuss the report of the Slovak Intelligence Service (SIS) on the alleged potential state coup, as the committee was inquorate on Thursday. Jana Maskarova, the temporary police chief, stated after the unsuccessful attempt to convene the session, that the foreign police will administratively expel one individual with Ukrainian citizenship. "The police have been dealing comprehensively with the entire report, even persons mentioned in it, while additional individuals have been blacklisted in the national blockade system," she said. Opposition MP Juraj Krupa (SaS) believes that if the information about the coup or 'Maidan' is fabricated, then the news of the deportation of a single person responsible for its preparation could be fake as well. MP Irena Bihariova (PS) pointed out that Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) either disseminates information leaked from the criminal prosecution or the security forces don't investigate the serious information on the coup. mf/mcs