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The South American country becoming a 'nest' of Russian spies - Vimarsana News

The South American country becoming a 'nest' of Russian spies

The country has a history of avoiding major international conflicts and its passport is said to not raise any eyebrows.

Tinderbox: Russian spies using dating app Tinder to target German politicians for intel on Ukraine war - Vimarsana News

Tinderbox: Russian spies using dating app Tinder to target German politicians for intel on Ukraine war

Russian spies are specifically searching for German politicians and military personnel on the dating app in an effort to 'recruit them as sources of information'

We All Win When Our Nation's Fascists Squabble - Vimarsana News

We All Win When Our Nation's Fascists Squabble

They hate the United States of America, and have ambitions which would allow them to rule over our nation, implementing their fascist agendas.

Bulgarian Blasts And Russia's War In Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Bulgarian Blasts And Russia's War In Ukraine

Over the past decade, Bulgaria's arms industry has been shaken by a string of unexplained explosions at munitions depots. The country is a major producer of ammunition for Soviet-caliber weapons, the kind widely used by Ukraine's military. A special RFE/RL investigation looks into allegations of Russian sabotage, cover-ups by Bulgarian authorities, and whether Bulgarian arms depots are still at risk as Russia's war in Ukraine enters a second year.

Source: rferl.org
UK daily: Russia increasing spy recruiting efforts in Estonia - Vimarsana News

UK daily: Russia increasing spy recruiting efforts in Estonia

The Kremlin has stepped up its efforts to recruit Estonian citizens or residents to work in espionage on its behalf, in some cases with the targets not being fully aware of what they were being asked to do, interior minister Kristian Jaani (Center) has told British daily The Times.