What truth you've told? About commander of KGB "Alpha" group who defended the constitution of his country and followed his military oath? I consider him a man who should be respected at least and your miserable court have no jurisdiction to juge him.
The problem is he was defending that constitution where it had no power anymore. The main mistake the Soviets then made was they too late realized they should just let it go.

My second point here is no political issues/ambitions are worth a single human life. If what that man did led to deaths of 14 civilians, he's an ordinary criminal and should be prosecuted not only in Lithuania but in any country that respects international laws.

And last, but not least, reducing to personal insults hardly makes your arguments more convincing...