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Media: A Swedish diplomat worked for the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation A Swedish diplomat, whose name is not known, provided secret information to Russia for several years. This was reported in an interview with a journalist in a Swedish newspaper by a senior defector from the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), Sergei Tretyakov. From 1995 to 2000, Colonel Tretyakov led the work of the New York legal residence of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation. In communication with his subordinates, according to Judas himself, there were approximately 60 agents who acted against the United States and its allies in the UN. "At the UN, we caught well-known diplomats who could give us primarily anti-American information," said the traitor. At the same time, from 1997 to October 2000, Judas secretly collaborated with American intelligence, and then moved to permanent residence in the United States. According to the interlocutor of the newspaper, the diplomat was recruited in the 1990s in New York, where he worked at the Swedish mission to the UN. According to Tretyakov, a Swede nicknamed Sylvester passed on to the Russian side secret data stored in the EU information database. The documents, in particular, referred to the intentions of the countries - former members of the USSR to join the EU and join NATO. A spy from Sweden also provided Russian intelligence with information about events in Bulgaria, Romania, Kosovo, Croatia, Bosnia, Macedonia, Albania, Serbia and Montenegro. “He was a very valuable agent. He provided us with access to the most relevant information,” Tretyakov explained. In Sweden, information about the exposure of a diplomat named Sylvester was confirmed, but noted that the prosecutor's office could not qualify his actions as espionage in favor of a foreign state. Prosecutor Thomas Lindstrand, who was in charge of espionage in favor of Russia in 2002, explained that the data Sylvester provided did not constitute Sweden's state secret. “It was necessary to prove that the diplomat’s actions threatened the national security of the country, but the investigation found that he transmitted political data. When it comes to politics, it’s difficult to charge a person with espionage,” Lindstrand quoted Expressen as saying. Sylvester’s case was closed three months after the start of the investigation. The publication claims that Sylvester currently works in the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Russian side has not yet responded to the publication in Expressen. Source: [DLMURL] https://korrespondent.net/world/1062640 [/ DLMURL]

 

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Former MI6 agent accused of selling secret information Former MI6 agent accused of selling top-secret information Sat, 04/17/2010 - 10:37 - editor Former MI6 British Foreign Intelligence Service officer charged with trying to sell top-secret information to another state. According to The Times, he planned to transfer to foreigners a list of current British intelligence and counterintelligence officers. According to investigators, Daniel Houghton, 25, copied secret and top-secret information about agents working on MI6 and MI5 from a departmental computer to an external hard drive and flash drive. In the future, he planned to transfer it to the special services of another state. Houghton was detained in February at a hotel in London. Introducing themselves as foreign intelligence agents, a group of British counterintelligence agents agreed with him to transmit information in a designated place. Initially, he demanded £ 2 million (about $ 3 million) for his services, but later agreed to reduce the amount of compensation to 900 thousand pounds (about $ 1.4 million). Immediately after the transfer of the media to “foreign agents”, Houghton was taken into custody. Daniel Houghton worked at MI6 from 2007 to 2009. According to the publication, his family was sure that Houghton, who has dual Dutch-British citizenship, works at Lloyds Bank. The family explained his frequent trips to Japan and South Korea by Houghton's interest in the culture of these countries. It is known that so far he has been charged with three articles, including copying and transmitting information of national importance. The maximum term of imprisonment for them is 9 years. Source: [DLMURL] https://lenta.ru/news/2010/04/16/agent/ [/ DLMURL]

 

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Russian citizen received 4 years for transferring secret cards to the Pentagon

The Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation explained the lenient sentence - only four years in a colony for high treason - to a citizen of the Russian Federation Gennady Sipachev by the fact that he actively cooperated with the investigation and helped to identify the criminal activities of others.
Sipachev was accused of treason in the form of espionage - a crime under Art. 275 of the Criminal Code. Moscow City Court on Thursday sentenced Sipachev to 4 years in prison with a sentence in a maximum security penal colony, although article sanctions provide for up to 20 years in prison.
According to the Center for Public Relations of the FSB of the Russian Federation, Sipachev came to the attention of the Russian counterintelligence in 2008, when, on the instructions of the intelligence agencies of the US Department of Defense, he transferred information classified as state secret abroad.
“Based on the results of the operational-search activities obtained during the development process, the Investigative Department of the FSB of Russia opened a criminal case against Sipachev on the grounds that he had committed treason. In the course of the investigation, Sipachev actively assisted the investigation in solving the crime, as well as in identifying the criminal activities of other persons , which prevented further damage to the external security of the Russian Federation, "the FSB TsOS said in a statement.
In view of the foregoing, Sipachev was sentenced to a milder sentence than provided for in Article 275 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, the TsOS Federal Security Service explained.
As a RIA Novosti correspondent reports from the courtroom, Sipachev, according to investigators, collected and transmitted abroad over the Internet the map materials of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, which contained information representing state secrets. "The Pentagon’s need for these cartographic materials is due to their use in adjusting cruise missile guidance systems to improve the accuracy of target destruction," the verdict said.

Source: [DLMURL="https://www.rapsi-pravo.ru/judicial_news/20100513/250088608.html"] https://www.rapsi-pravo.ru/judicial_news ... 88608.html [/DLMURL]

 

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In the United States, “operet illegal immigrants” were detained In the United States, “operet illegal immigrants” from the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service were detained A few days ago, the US Department of Justice detained 10 people suspected of spying for Russia. They face imprisonment of 5 to 25 years. In total, a group of people includes 11 people. The eleventh accused was detained in Cyprus - he was released on bail. 11 Russian agents have been working in the United States for several decades. For the past seven years, they have been under the supervision of the FBI, and now, just a week after Obama and Medvedev "divided into two a portion of the French fries that Obama paid for," the FBI detained the alleged "Russian spies." In addition to espionage, they are accused of illegal activities in favor of a foreign state and money laundering. According to the FBI and the prosecutor's office, the targets of espionage activities included a senior official of the National Security Council at the White House, a specialist in the creation of tactical nuclear weapons in the Pentagon, a New York banker, as well as several other persons. The Americans have at their disposal records of telephone conversations of illegal immigrants with Moscow and orders received by them from the Center, as well as videos recording the transfer of documents and money. Source: [url = http: //www.inopressa.ru/article/30Jun2010/inotheme/spies.html] https://www.inopressa.ru/article/30Jun20 ... spies.html [/ url]

 

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New details from the life of 11 “operative espionage spies” Details of the biographies of six of the 11 “illegal intelligence spies” detained in the United States who allegedly carried out tasks of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service became known. According to the MK-Moskovsky Komsomolets newspaper: “28-year-old Anna Chapman (nee Anna Kushchenko) is known in business circles as a native of Ukraine, who grew up in Volgograd, married a British citizen and worked for a time in a sales company NetJets Europe private jets in London, and later at Barclays. In 2006, Chapman moved to New York, where she created her own Property Finder agency, which is engaged in the search for real estate, including in Russia, and is aimed at Russian-speaking clients. Anna, who was already dubbed the “James Bond Girl” in the press, studied from 1999 to 2005 at the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia with a degree in Economics. 27-year-old native of Blagoveshchensk, Mikhail Semenko, lives in Arlington, Virginia, and works as a travel agent for Travel all Russia. In the United States, he moved only a few years ago. In his Khabarovsk Territory, he graduated from the Amur State University, faculty of international relations, defended himself at the Department of Sinology. In the early 2000s, he went to study in China, at the Harbin Polytechnic University, after which he returned to Russia for a short time before moving to the States. Semenko, according to his friends, the young man is extremely erudite. In addition to Russian and English, he is fluent in Spanish and Chinese (Mandarin). Michael also has a blog about the modern Chinese economy (in English). In his last post (June 24, 2010), he wrote about the stability of the Chinese currency, and earlier on the cooperation between China and Russia ... Vicki Pelaez was born in 1956 in the city of Cuzco in Peru, where after graduating from the Faculty of Journalism at the University of San Marcos in Lima years worked in a local newspaper. Then she met her second husband, Juan Lazaro (presumably the name is not real). On December 8, 1984, Pelaez, then a reporter on the second television channel (El Canal 2), was detained for several hours by terrorists, members of the ultra-left Tupac Amaru Movement. In exchange for the life of Pelaeus, the bandits demanded to show their plot on television. Despite the fact that the requirement was not fulfilled, Vicki and the operator captured with her were released. In 1987, Juan and Vicki moved with her eldest son to New York. The very next year, she got a job at one of the largest Spanish-language publications in the United States - El Diario. Since 2000, Vicki has been leading the weekly Desde las Entrañas column in it, which does not skimp on criticism of the current government and supports the regimes that rule in Cuba and Venezuela. So, for example, about the Nuclear Arms Reduction Treaty, signed not so long ago between Russia and the United States, Pelaez wrote: “The new treaty does not mention a word about the B-61 nuclear missiles, which the United States has located at its six strategic bases in Belgium, Germany, Italy, Holland and Turkey. And who knows how many more bombs are at 1716 military bases abroad? Nuclear disarmament is a lie, the arms race continues. ” About Barack Obama: “For 8 months in power, Barack Obama has become the king of promises, none of which has been fulfilled, neither in relation to the world, nor in relation to his people. He talks about nuclear disarmament, knowing that this is an illusion, not only from the point of view of cost, but also from the point of view of the US geostrategic plans regarding the natural resources of China and, first of all, Russia. ” Her husband, Juan Lazaro, a native of Uruguay, who teaches at a major college named after Bernard Baruch (Baruch College), also has left-wing views. In the fall of 2008, while giving lectures on Latin American politics, he repeatedly spoke out against the war in Iraq and Afghanistan, and praised the healthcare and education systems in Cuba and spoke with students about corruption in the United States. All this gives grounds for the closest associates of Pelaez and Lazaro to say that they began to monitor the spouses precisely because of their active anti-government position ... ” With respect to Donald Heathfield and Tracy Fowley, it is only known that in 1999 they came from Canada and the woman has a light Canadian accent. ” Source: [url = http: //www.mk.ru/politics/article/2010/06/30/513330-finiki-rezidenta.html] https://www.mk.ru/politics/article/2010/. .. denta.html [/ url]

 

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Russian agent-007 Chapman. Or just a prostitute?

At the Bondiniad-007 sample of 2010, it's time to remove the hot donuts from the stove.

The British counterintelligence from MI5, as the enthusiastic broadcast the London media, suspect

"Russian spy" Anna Chapman is that she allegedly tried to approach the priceless vessels with British royal blood - to penetrate the closest circle of the Crown Princes William and Harry.

According to British counterintelligence, the red-haired Russian beauty regularly visited the popular nightclub Boujis, where young representatives of the royal family usually spent their leisure time.

The lady made efforts to establish an acquaintance with both princes, she learned Sunday Mirror.

The British James Bond expresses concern that in the atmosphere of relaxed parties held at this venal institution, it was extremely difficult for them to guarantee the safety of the heirs of the British crown.

The Russian "Mata Hari" managed to bring close acquaintance with the director of Boujis Jake Parkinson-Smith, a friend of Harry and William.

The directors, however, were fired a year ago for serious misconduct - they found cocaine in him, notes Newsru.com.

The daughter of a Russian diplomat - and Chapman comes from a Russian diplomatic family - was one of those girls who visited exclusive clubs in West London in an attempt to get to know the princes, an informant from Anna's inner circle told the British newspaper.

Given the unbridled nature of the parties held there, MI5 was extremely concerned about the possibility that the Russian scout could be in the company of princes Harry or William.

The characterization of Chapman as a “spy” to some observers seems not entirely appropriate. They see in her manner of behavior and self-promotion the habits of an elementary prostitute, however, from among the highly paid girls who are in the circle of the beau monde.

As a regular visitor to expensive nightclubs, Anna-007 easily rotated surrounded by princes. But she never admitted whether she still managed to get to know the princes in person or not.

In July 2006, after two bloody fights in Boujis, Prince Charles forbade his sons to attend this club for several months.

In addition to Boujis, Chapman visited the Movida and Tramp nightclubs, the Nobu Japanese restaurant as part of the "royal hunt," and also made the acquaintance of the famous socialite Shoshana Dadong, with whom she regularly dined at the Cipriani restaurant.

Sunday Mirror assures that at parties organized by Dadong, not only members of the royal family often flashed, but also foreign monarchs and, in particular, Prince Albert II of Monaco.

According to intelligence, Anna unleashed her "hunt" for princes in 2005 - after a divorce from Briton Alex Chapman, whom she married in Moscow three years before.

Meanwhile, there was information that the enterprising Russian "spy", along with the princes, spud the British Lords and, seemingly, succeeded in their endeavors.

Now the Lords are now trying to figure out which of them knew her, the Daily Mail says.

One of the lords told the publication that he was sending SMS to his colleagues with questions about Chapman, and they all denied acquaintance with her.

Alex Chapman, the former husband of the Russian Mata Hari, was interrogated by a British intelligence officer for five hours.

Alex was able to reach the ex-wife on a Russian mobile number, although she was already under the FBI cap.

The arrested "spy" allegedly told him: "I am not surprised by everything that happens in England. It happens everywhere. But I would prefer that you did not discuss me with anyone for a couple of weeks."

Anna Chapman left London in 2007 to return to Russia.

In early 2010, she came to the United States. Last week, FBI officers arrested 10 people, including Anna Chapman, on suspicion of spying for Russia.

Nine defendants are also accused of conspiracy to launder money.

The accusation of illegal activity in favor of another state ("spies" are not declared spies) faces the maximum penalty of five years in prison.

The article “money laundering” may be punishable by imprisonment for up to 20 years. Cases against those arrested are brought before the federal district court in the Southern District of New York.

According to the American government, the arrests were "the result of a long-term investigation" conducted by the FBI, the prosecutor’s office of the Southern District of New York and the counterintelligence department of the Department of Homeland Security of the Ministry of Justice.

According to Life News, 28-year-old Anna Chapman is a well-known Russian entrepreneur.

She was married to the son of the chairman of the board of the Auchan hypermarket chain in Europe.

According to relatives of Chapman, she was added solely by business: she was interested in promoting new ideas and developing her own business (one of her projects was automation in real estate).

Anna Chapman spent her childhood (before marriage - Kushchenko) in Volgograd.

When Anna Kushchenko was in 8th grade, her father worked at the Russian Embassy in Kenya.

After graduating in 2004 from the Faculty of Economics of the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Anna went into business. She worked for a large Fortis Investments company.

After marriage, Anna moved to live in Britain and occasionally appeared in Russia. Presumably, Chapman changed several jobs in London.

Another mystery is another legend about Anna - her possible short-lived marriage with the Briton, from which she could get her current name.

Anna Chapman moved to the United States in February 2010.

The reason for the arrest was the fact that she was seen several times in the company of one Russian official.

According to the special services, Chapman transmitted information to this official via "wireless communication".

According to the FBI, Anna acquired a mobile phone under an assumed name and at a non-existent address - 99 Fake Street.

Anna posted a personal photo album on a personal page on Facebook.

The photos caused a stir in the American tabloids, which regarded some of her "portraits" as "sexy."

She has over 180 registered friends on Facebook.

However, subsequently her Facebook page was deleted.

Chapman's lawyer insists that his client is not guilty of anything.

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