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COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Two Iranian-born brothers were charged in Sweden with aggravated espionage for allegedly spying for Russia and its military intelligence service GRU for around a decade, prosecutors said Friday.
Swedish prosecutors say two Iranian-born brothers have been charged with aggravated espionage for allegedly spying for Russia and its military military intelligence service GRU for around a decade
One of the suspects, who were identified as Peyman Kia and Payam Kia, worked for the Swedish domestic intelligence agency
The two men, Swedish citizens, are accused of passing information to Russia's GRU military intelligence service over a 10-year period and face life imprisonment.
In Sweden, two Iranian brothers were charged with allegedly spying for Russia for around a decade. They had access to information that could damage Sweden's security, officials said.