The London Police Arrested Three Suspects on Wednesday for Assisting a Foreign Intelligence Service. They were retined as part of an investigation into Espionage practices by Russia.
The suspects are two in their forties and a 35-year-old woman. They were arrested in Grays, A Town East of London. The suspects have leg released on bail under conditions. The Police Are Searching the Homes Where the judgment Took Place.
“Through Our Recent Investigations Into National Security, We Are Seeing More And More People who We Can Call ‘Representatives’. These are Being Recruited by Foreign Intelligence Services,” Says Command Murphy, Head of the Counter.
The Three May Have Violated the National Security Act. With that law, the British Authorities Gained More Powers Two Years ago to Tackle Threats from Foreign States. The United Kingdom Has Often Accused The Russians and Spies Linked to Theme of Espionage Plans and Sabotage Missions in Great Britain and Europe.
In July, Three People in Their Twenties Were Found Guilty of Arson at a London Warehouse on Behalf of the Russian Militia Wagner Group. The Target, which Suffered £ 1 Million in Damage, had Ties to Ukraine. Two convicts confessed to acting in the name of Wagner.
Commander Murphy Reported on Thursday that Those Two Men “Risk Long Prison Sentences.” The stressed that the judgment in Grays are not related to the arson case.