Hockey Player and His Associates to be Tried for Burning of Locomotive in Russia's Interests
A Latvian hockey player and two associates face trial for sabotaging railroad equipment on behalf of Russian interests, with implications for national security and espionage.
Google Translate exposes Russian spy unit
An investigation reveals that a Russian intelligence unit was compromised after one of its agents used Google Translate, enabling the FBI to intercept their communications.
When Russian agents want to find out something, they will, says journalist who was followed in Vienna
An Austrian journalist, who has reported extensively on Russian espionage, reveals her shock at being surveilled by Russian agents while she reported on a major espionage case.
Revealed the Scale of Dangerous Russian Actions: There May Be Spies Among Your Acquaintances
A Politico report highlights that European security services are now tasked with identifying unsuspecting civilians acting as spies for Russia, often recruited online.
New security hole in iPhone – how to protect yourself against the Darksword hackers
A suspected Russian espionage group is hacking iPhones through a new vulnerability that can be triggered just by visiting an infected website, although updates to address the issue are available.
Vienna, the nest of Russian spies returns: satellite antennas connected to satellites to listen to Europe
Vienna is once again becoming a hub for espionage, now dominated by satellite antennas linked to Russia rather than traditional spies.
Vienna has become a Russian spy nest in Europe: intelligence stations are popping up like mushrooms after rain
Russia is quietly intensifying its intelligence operations in Vienna, Austria, exploiting legal loopholes and the country's neutrality, according to Western officials who note it as Russia's largest covert intelligence platform in Western countries.
Attack Plans: Trial for Package Sabotage Begins
A trial has started in Stuttgart against three men accused of preparing sabotage acts and planning arson attacks on behalf of a Russian intelligence service.
“We are completely, totally helpless”
The Faroe Islands continue their fishing cooperation with Russia despite Western sanctions, raising concerns over increased Russian political influence amid fears of espionage activities.
Planned assassinations abroad, but failed: a banal mistake exposes an elite Russian secret unit
After the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia established a new elite secret unit called 'Center 795' for sabotage, kidnappings, and assassinations abroad, which was exposed due to a simple mistake during one of its operations.
Ukrainian serviceman recruited by Russia to target 3rd Army Corps commander detained, SBU says
A Ukrainian serviceman, recruited by Russian intelligence to target the commander of the 3rd Army Corps, has been detained by the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU).
Hackers Linked to Russia Target European Officials' Messaging
Russian-linked hackers are conducting an aggressive cyber campaign aimed at accessing communication apps used by European officials and journalists, as warned by Portuguese and Dutch intelligence agencies.
Accusations Against Russian Hackers Targeting User Accounts on WhatsApp and Signal
Dutch intelligence agencies have accused Russian state actors of a global espionage campaign aimed at stealing user accounts on WhatsApp and Signal.
Supreme Security Agency's forecast: Finland's security situation may worsen after the war in Ukraine – "Extremely likely"
According to Finland's Security Intelligence Service, the country's security situation could deteriorate post-Ukraine war, with heightened concerns about Russian espionage and cyber attacks.
Finland warns: Russian espionage may intensify after the war in Ukraine
Finland's security and intelligence agency warns that Russian espionage activities are expected to increase following the ongoing war in Ukraine, which may free up Russian resources for intelligence operations.
Russian spies in Argentina: They had children, legal documents, and a perfect facade until someone discovered them
Russian spies managed to live under the radar in Argentina, constructing a seemingly normal life with legal documentation, until they were exposed.
Romanian Jailed 15 Years in Russia for Spying for Ukraine
A Romanian man has been sentenced to 15 years in a Russian prison for espionage on behalf of Ukraine, involving the collection of military intelligence in Sochi.
Russian spies in Europe testing new methods. Is this preparation for war?
Recent reports reveal troubling intelligence activities linked to Russia across European Union countries, suggesting preparations for potential conflict with NATO.
Romanian citizen sentenced to imprisonment in Russia for spying for Ukraine
A Romanian citizen has been sentenced to 15 years in prison by a Russian court on charges of espionage in favor of Ukraine.
Russian Security Service FSB Suspected Finnish-Russian Journalist of Espionage – Interrogations Lasted Five Hours
Anna Jarovaja, a Finnish-Russian journalist, was interrogated for five hours by the Russian FSB on suspicions of espionage after visiting her parents in Petrozavodsk.
Civilians are asked to be vigilant during the NATO exercise
The Norwegian Police Security Service and the military urge civilians to report any suspicious activity during NATO's Cold Response exercise due to heightened interest from Russian intelligence agencies.
Opportunity for Finns: Supo is looking for Russian and Chinese speakers without prior experience in espionage
The Finnish Security Intelligence Service (Supo) is actively seeking Finnish citizens with language skills in Russian or Chinese to take on roles in human intelligence gathering.
Andrew slammed in brutal two-word takedown after 'Russian spymasters' claim
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been criticized as a 'useful idiot' in the context of alleged Russian espionage efforts targeting him.
Andrew 'targeted by Russian spymasters' claim secret documents
A report claims that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was targeted by Russian intelligence agents to gain influence over the British Royal Family.
A Former American Spy Writes About Russian Dirty Tricks and Threats. Why Now?
Sean Wiswesser, a former CIA agent, discusses Russian intelligence tactics in his new book, raising the question of the timing of its release.
Thousands of inconspicuous houses. Russian spies build networks of properties intended for sabotage
A report highlights the construction of networks of properties by Russian spies that could potentially be used for sabotage activities.
Newsweek: American Military Secrets Sold to Russians for Millions
A former employee of a U.S. military contracting company was sentenced to 7 years in prison for selling sensitive cybersecurity tools to Russian associates.
Possible Spy Identifying as Ukrainian: 'Accidental' Encounter and 700,000 Yen Envelope
A former employee of a machine tool manufacturer in Japan is under investigation for allegedly conveying trade secrets to a Russian government official following an encounter with someone claiming to be Ukrainian.
Australian jailed for 7 years for 'betraying' the United States
Peter Williams, a former Australian intelligence official, has been sentenced to 87 months in prison for selling U.S. trade secrets to a Russian broker.
Media: Russian spies are using real estate in the West as 'Trojan horses'
Russian spies have turned real estate across Western Europe into a 'Trojan horse' network aimed at conducting coordinated sabotage campaigns, according to intelligence sources cited by the British newspaper 'The Daily Telegraph'.
Russian spies turn European properties into 'Trojan horses', The Telegraph says
Russian intelligence services have reportedly transformed properties throughout Western Europe into strategic assets aimed at facilitating acts of sabotage against the West.
How Russia builds a network of several "Trojan Horses" for sabotage operations in Europe
Russian spies are reportedly acquiring properties near military and political installations in Western Europe to create a network for coordinated sabotage campaigns.
Putin's Provocateur and Propagandist, Welcomed by Fico - Who is the New Russian Ambassador to Slovakia?
Sergej Vadimovič Andrejev, the new Russian ambassador to Slovakia, is a seasoned diplomat known for his ties to propaganda and alleged espionage activities under Vladimir Putin's regime, despite receiving a warm welcome from Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico.
Love-struck 'Moscow mole' sent three-word text to FBI agent while drunk
Nomma Zarubina, a Russian spy, was imprisoned after sending a drunken text to an FBI agent.
Harju County Court found Israeli citizen guilty of espionage for the FSB
Anatoly Privalov, an Israeli citizen, was sentenced to six years and six months in prison for espionage against Estonia, gathering and transmitting information to the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB).
Arvydas Pocius. Hostile intelligence operations are taking place in Lithuania – and we know how
The article discusses ongoing hostile intelligence activities in Lithuania by Russian military intelligence, particularly focusing on individuals with Soviet military backgrounds who may serve Russian interests.
Harju County Court Convicts Israeli Citizen of Espionage for FSB
The Harju County Court has convicted Israeli citizen Anatoly Privalov for espionage on behalf of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB), sentencing him to six and a half years in prison.
Stole officers' computer – tried to sell to Russia
A Portuguese man has been charged in Portugal for attempting to sell stolen information from a Swedish officer's laptop and tablet to the Russian embassy in Lisbon.
The infiltration wizards are all made in Russia
The article discusses the historical significance of Russian operatives, particularly focusing on Lev Bronstein, known as Trotsky, and his arrival in London in 1902, illustrating the complexities of identity and espionage.
Another spy in Poland? Collected critical information. "Could cause harm"
A Polish man has been charged with espionage for allegedly gathering sensitive information for Russian intelligence concerning Poland's national defense.
Latvia: Man sentenced to 6 years in prison for spying for Russia
A Latvian man has been sentenced to six years in prison for espionage on behalf of Russia, having been found guilty of transmitting information to the Russian military intelligence service (GRU).
The priest's daughter informed the Russians, fell in love with an FSB agent. She received 15 years
A priest's daughter in Czechia was sentenced to 15 years for espionage after developing a relationship with an FSB agent and passing information to Russian intelligence.
Orbán's rival claims he was lured into a honey trap
Péter Magyar, the leading challenger to Viktor Orbán, accuses the Hungarian government of using Russian espionage tactics to maintain power.
A Latvian citizen sentenced to six years in prison for espionage
A Latvian construction manager has been sentenced to six years in prison for espionage activities involving the Russian military intelligence agency.
Estonia Deports Russian Man Accused of Planning to Spy for Moscow
Estonian authorities have deported a Russian man accused of intending to gather intelligence on behalf of Moscow, amid rising tensions in the region.
The Estonian Internal Security Service expelled a Russian citizen planning an attack
The Estonian Internal Security Service expelled a Russian citizen who was plotting activities against Estonia.
PHOTOS ⟩ Police expelled a man with contacts to Russian special services from Estonia
Estonian police expelled Russian citizen Andrei Žuravljov due to his connections with Russian special services.
The Lecturer's Intense Claim: 'Epstein Recorded Guests Having Sex on the Island of Horrors'
A Russian analyst claims that Jeffrey Epstein might have been collecting compromising materials for the Russian security service FSB while allegedly working at their behest.
What does the escalating anti-Polish hysteria in Russia mean? Vladimir Putin sees a threat in Poland
Russian security agencies have intensified their anti-Polish rhetoric, accusing Poland of aiding Ukraine in espionage activities, amid various allegations and claims.
Russian spies disguised as scientists are trying to restore contacts in the Greater Baltic region
Estonia's Foreign Intelligence Service warns that the Kremlin is attempting to re-establish influence in the Baltic region using academic tools, particularly after the escalation of the war in Ukraine.