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The Israeli Security Agency (Shabak) and police announced the arrest of four active-duty soldiers suspected of espionage for Iran during the ongoing war. This development comes amid escalating tensions in the region.
The Houthi security and intelligence agency announced the arrest of several individuals allegedly working with Israeli intelligence. This development raises questions about intelligence activities in the region amid increasing tensions.
Russia has announced the expulsion of a British diplomat on charges of espionage, signaling a potential new diplomatic crisis between Moscow and London. The British government has denied these allegations, asserting that the diplomat was performing his duties legally.
Russia has announced the expulsion of British diplomat <strong>Jans van Rensburg</strong> due to his attempts to obtain sensitive information related to national security. This decision is part of Moscow's efforts to combat espionage.
Russia has expelled British diplomat <strong>Jans Gerardus</strong>, who served as the second secretary at the British embassy, over allegations of attempting to obtain sensitive economic information. This decision follows investigations by the Russian Federal Security Service.
An Angolan court has postponed the trial of Russian political advisor Igor Rachin and translator Lev Lakhtanov, who are accused of espionage and terrorism following their arrest in August. They face charges related to attempting to change the political system in Angola.
A British citizen, <strong>Craig Foreman</strong>, detained in Tehran, has urgently appealed to UK Prime Minister <strong>Keir Starmer</strong> to publicly support his case against espionage charges placed against him and his wife. The couple has been living in increased fear for their lives after being sentenced to ten years in prison in February.