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Of plotting an explosion and being in contact with the russian intelligence service. One of them had been photographing potential Military Targets in germany, including us Military Facilities which assist ukraine. The arrests came as ukraines Prime Minister warned the bbc there will be a � third world war� if ukraine loses its conflict with russia. G7 Foreign Ministers are meeting now on the italian island of capri to discuss ukraines urgent appeal for more air defence support and how to use frozen russian assets to assist kyiv. Lets cross live now to our security correspondent, gordon cor...

Of those it appears had been spending some time carrying out reconnaissance of military facilities. the second man is thought to have assisted him, and then in turn they are thought to have been in contact with another person linked to russian intelligence services. some details are emerging about what they may have been looking at, these are military facilities inside germany, but at the suggestion is that this was notjust spying, just collecting intelligence, that is something that happens normally, but that they were considering, particularly that one individual, sabotage. carrying out some...

Since the new Counter-Espionage Law was enacted in July, China's Ministry of State Security (MSS), whose work is usually classified and covert, has now been stepping into the public limelight announcing a slew of detailed espionage cases over the last two months, as part of ratcheted up efforts to crack down on espionage.

Imagine that as the opening argument in a trial and then you've got these other individuals not named here but identified as employee number 1, are you cooperating witnesses, which it appears they are. >> it certainly does. it appears the director of i.t. who knew about the videos who's number 4, it afears from the text messages here that individual cooperated. >> yes, i can't think of another explanation for it. it's so damning, and just imagining that, that is what a defense counsel would say to a defendant to say you need to plea. in any normal circumstance, it's only because he's a former ...

In-depth look. >> legal experts are weighing in tonight and what are some are calling a devastating criminal case against the nation's 45th president. even lawyers who once supported president trump say the evidence is overwhelming. >> the evidence in this indictment is very damning for the former president. >> republican jake town was appointed in 2017 by mr. trump to be alabama's top federal prosecutor. >> if the president was directing people to lie, directing people or himself moving information around that is the object of the grand jury subpoena, that's obstruction of justice. that is a ...