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Bulgarian man, 38, appears in London court accused of being sixth member of Russian spy ring - Vimarsana News

Bulgarian man, 38, appears in London court accused of being sixth member of Russian spy ring

Tihomir Ivanov Ivanchev, 38, has been charged with conspiring to collect information which could be harmful to the 'safety and interest of the state' on behalf of Russia.

Bulgarian accused of being member of spy ring in UK - Vimarsana News

Bulgarian accused of being member of spy ring in UK

A sixth person has appeared in court accused of being a member of a spy ring that allegedly plotted to abduct Russian targets in the UK.

Source: yahoo.com
Man, 38, becomes sixth person charged with spying for Russia while in the UK - Vimarsana News

Man, 38, becomes sixth person charged with spying for Russia while in the UK

Bulgarian national Tihomir Ivanov Ivanchev, 38, is accused of spying on behalf of Russia while living in Acton, west London, and was denied bail after appearing at Westminster Magistrates' Court

'Group of five Russian spies' including beautician are set to stand trial next year accused of carrying out surveillance for Vladimir Putin's regime - Vimarsana News

'Group of five Russian spies' including beautician are set to stand trial next year accused of carrying out surveillance for Vladimir Putin's regime

Five Bulgarians accused of spying and carrying out surveillance for the Russian state will go on trial next autumn.

Trial of five Bulgarians accused of spying for Russia to trawl through 80,000 messages - Vimarsana News

Trial of five Bulgarians accused of spying for Russia to trawl through 80,000 messages

The three men and two women are alleged to be part of a “network” conducting surveillance on behalf of the Russian state