Sweden Charges Russian-Born Citizen with Spying for Moscow
A Russian-born Swedish citizen was charged Monday with collecting information for the Kremlin’s GRU military intelligence service.
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Wagner Around the World: The Rise and Fall of Warlord Yevgeny Prigozhin
The surprising and short-lived mutiny by Wagner Group founder Yevgeny Prigozhin on June 24 brought new attention to the shadowy mercenary organization, which has been active in Africa and the Middle East for many years.
Iran-Born Brothers Convicted Of Spying in Sweden For Russia
Brothers originally born in Iran have been convicted by a Swedish court for spying on the country and passing along information to Russia.
Two Iranian Men Arrested for Russia Spying in Sweden Go on Trial
A trial opened Friday in Sweden in the case of two Iranian-born brothers who have been charged with spying for Russia for a decade.
Swedish Spy Scandal: Iranian Brothers Charged with Spying for Russia
Two brothers born in Iran have been charged with spying on behalf of Russia in Sweden for ten years, with one of the brothers having held jobs in the Swedish Security Police (Sapo) and the Swedish armed forces.
NATO Expels Half of Russia’s Mission, Accusing Them of Espionage
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) on Wednesday expelled eight members of Russia’s mission, cutting it down to half size, and reduced the maximum size of the mission to 10 members from 20. NATO said the individuals it expelled were “undeclared Russian intelligence officers.”
Former Army Green Beret Charged for Being a Spy for Russia
A former Army Green Beret allegedly committed espionage, conspiring with Russia’s foreign intelligence arm, the GRU, and giving them national defense information between 1996 and 2011, prosecutors said Friday.
McEnany: Irresponsible, Anonymous Leak to New York Times Damages National Security
McEnany slammed the leak that alleged a Russian military intelligence unit had offered bounties on American forces as “irresponsible.”
Russiagate 2.0? Angela Merkel Claims to Have ‘Hard Evidence’ That Russia Hacked Her Emails
Echoing unsubstantiated claims from failed American presidential candidate Hillary Clinton — German Chancellor Angela Merkel said there is “hard evidence” that Russian intelligence operatives hacked her email accounts. Dr Merkel said that “cyber-disorientation, the distortion of facts” are all a
Russian Cyber Attack on Chemical Weapons Prohibition Body Foiled, Western Nations Turn Spotlight on GRU
Dutch security services said Thursday they had thwarted a Russian cyber attack on the global chemical weapons watchdog, as Western powers blamed Moscow for some of the biggest hacking plots of recent years.
Intelligence Group Claims Spy Poisoning Suspect is Highly Decorated Russian Colonel
An investigative group in Britain says it has identified one of the two suspects in the poisoning of an ex-Russian spy in the U.K. as a highly-decorated colonel in the Russian military intelligence agency GRU.
