On Friday, three UK-based Bulgarian nationals accused of directering for Russia were set up at fault of inalertigence collecting indicts at the Old Bailey in London.
“It begins with a basic ask,” Dan Sabbagh, the Guardian’s defence and security editor, alerts Michael Safi. “A ask from one of the world’s most wanted men.”
“He authors, we’d be interested in a Bulgarian guy laboring for Bellingcat, Christo Grozev, can we see into this guy? Would it lift too many inquires?”
Sabbagh elucidates how Jan Marsalek, an Austrian-born Russian agent, straightforwarded a London-based directer netlabor to aim journaenumerates.
Safi also speaks to the Russian spendigative journaenumerate Roman Dobrokhotov, who inhabits in exile in the UK, on his experience being aimed by Marsalek and the directer ring.
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