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asked to do. this is count six. finally, overtwo days, using asked to do. this is count six. finally, over two days, using your mobile telephone, you filmed the embassy�*s cctv footage of dmitry�*s visit. in doing so, you focused on dmitry�*s face, so that it could be clearly seen. this conduct is represented by count seven and eight on the indictment. you were effectively led into believing that dmitry was a traitor to russia who was offering information to the united kingdom. iam was offering information to the united kingdom. i am sure that you collected together the document, the sim card packaging and the images from the cctv with a view to passing them on to russian authorities. had dmitry been a genuine visitor to the british embassy, and therefore a russian genuinely trying to pass secrets to the british, it is impossible to know what would have
to exist without making significant withdrawals on your bank account which had previously been necessary for you to meet your living expenses. i regard these payments as a significant factor in increasing your culpability for your actions. your duplicity went on until the time of your arrest. by august 2021, unbeknown to you, the british authorities suspected view of being involved in the provision of information to russia. this resulted information to russia. this resulted in what may be termed a sting operation being carried out. a british agent who was not known to you, and you were told was called dmitry, met one of the embassy staff in your presence in circumstances suggesting that they were a russian
uk. but dmitry was working for the mat and m15 and smith fell for it. those supposedly secret documents, they were nothing of the sort, were later found they were nothing of the sort, were laterfound in they were nothing of the sort, were later found in smith's locker. and the covert camera captured smith taking pictures of dmitry on the cctv system. then another hidden capture camera captured smith meeting another secret russian sent by m15. smith met meeting another secret russian sent by m15. smith met her meeting another secret russian sent by m15. smith met her the meeting another secret russian sent by m15. smith met her the next meeting another secret russian sent by m15. smith met her the next day. he was arrested, his locker at the embassy search along with his home. police found documents and videos filmed inside the building and money. smith spied for cash and a hatred of his country. and what damage has he done? well, he was just a security guard, he had no access to high—level military secrets. you might regard him as a b
seeking to pass classified documents to the british authorities. you took the opportunity presented to you by this situation to collect more information which would have assisted russia and damaged british interests. when you were asked by dmitry to photocopy a document in russian which you took to be classified, you took an extra copy for yourself, which you kept. this is count five. when the employee of the embassy gave the man calling himself dmitry a sim card, ostensibly for him to make contact with the british when he had more information to give, you kept the packaging from that sim card, rather than throw it away, as you were asked to do. this is count six. finally, over two days,
because you did not, for example, obtain or reveal top—level military secrets or details of british armaments which would have lifted this case into the very highest category. i have decided that it would be appropriate to pass on you concurrent terms for each offence relating to the obtaining of the documentation and images from the embassy. these all form part of the same course of conduct. i include in that they sentences relating to counts 5—8, the counts relating to the man known as dmitry. although these counts arose from a sting operation, they were as far as you are concerned, is a continuation of your activities of gathering information which might be obvious
those supposedly secret documents — they were nothing of the sort — were later found in smith's locker. and the covert camera captured smith taking pictures of dmitry from the cctv system. if he works at the embassy, they must recognise him. then another hidden capture camera captured smith meeting a second fake russian sent by mi5. irina pretended to want his help in identifying defectors. smith met her the next day. he was arrested, his locker at the embassy searched, along with his home. police found documents and videos filmed inside the building, and money. smith spied for cash and a hatred of his country. he wasjust a he was just a security guard with no
of the visitor on the cctv system. he seemed to hope the russians knew who dmitry was. then another hidden camera captured smith meeting the second fake russian, also sent by m15. irena wanted his help identifying the factors. they met the next day. he was arrested in august 2021 in potsdam, close to berlin. police found documents and videos filmed inside the embassy. smith was motivated by anti—uk, pro—russian views. he understood that the information he was collecting was damaging to british interests, probably understood he was likely to put people at risk of harm and yet he shared it with the russians anyway. and with hundreds of euros found in his flat, police are also sure he did it for money.
they were nothing of the sort, were later found in smith's locker. a covid camera captured smith taking pictures of the visitor on the cctv system. he seemed to hope the russians knew who dmitry was. then another hidden camera captured smith meeting the second fake russian, also sent by mi5. irena wanted his help identifying the factors. they met the next day. he was arrested in august 2021 in potsdam, close to berlin. police found documents and videos filmed inside the embassy. smith was motivated by anti—uk, pro—russian views. he understood that the information he was collecting was damaging to british interests, probably understood he was likely to put people at risk of harm and yet he shared it with the russians anyway. and with hundreds of euros found in his flat, police are also sure he did it for money.
investigators found in may 2020, smith used embassy notepaper to write to the russian embassy offering details of british officials in berlin, security passes and documents. to gather more evidence, mi5 set up a sting operation involving two russian speakers whose real names have not been disclosed. smith was told that a mysterious russian called dimitri was coming to the embassy for a meeting. he was asked to photo copy some documents. it seems as though a russian defector was about to spill his country's secrets to the uk. but dimitri was working for the met and mi5 and smith fell for it. those supposedly secret documents, they were nothing of the sort, were later found in smith's locker. a covert camera captured smith taking pictures of the visitor on the cctv system. he seemed to hope the russians knew who dmitry was. then another hidden camera captured smith meeting
to gather more evidence, m15 set up a sting operation involving two russian speakers whose real names have not been disclosed. smith was told that a mysterious russian called dimitry was coming to the embassy for a meeting. he was asked to photo copy some documents. it seems as though a russian defector was about to spill his country's secrets to the uk. but dimitry was working for the met and m15 and smith fell for it. those supposedly secret documents, they were nothing of the sort, were later found in smith's locker. a covert camera captured smith taking pictures of the visitor on the cctv system. he seemed to hope the russians knew who dmitry was. then another hidden camera captured smith meeting the second fake russian, also sent by m15. irena wanted his help