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Russian Woman, Suspected Of US Election Sabotage, Arrested In Washington
A 29-year-old Russian woman living in Washington, DC, has been arrested and charged with conspiracy to act as an agent of the Russian government while developing ties with American citizens and infiltrating political groups, the US Justice Department said on Monday.
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FBI releases surveillance tapes of Anna Chapman
The FBI on Monday released surveillance tapes, photos and hundreds of pages of documents that shed new light on operation "Ghost Stories," the bureau's investigation of a ring of Russian sleeper agents that ended after more than a decade in the biggest spy swap since the Cold War.
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Anna Chapman, photogenic spy, emerges on Facebook in Russia
Two weeks after 10 Russian spies flew back from the United States to Moscow, the buzz of interest around the ring's most photogenic member, the feisty redhead Anna Chapman, shows no signs of receding.While Chapman remains in an unknown location since her arrival in Moscow, reportedly being debriefed, she has apparently found time to write enigmatic...
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Children of Russian spies will stay in America
Some children of Russian spies may stay back in the US, while others will be leaving with their moms and dads. Ten Russian spies are giving up their lives in the United States and are heading home, but in at least one case their children probably won't follow. A lawyer for Vicky Pelaez says the teenage son she had with fellow Russian age...
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Russian spy suspects plead guilty as part of a swap
The United States sealed an agreement on Thursday to trade 10 Russian agents arrested last month for four men imprisoned in Russia for alleged contacts with Western intelligence agencies, bringing to a quick conclusion an episode that threatened to disrupt relations between the countries. The 10 long-term sleeper agents pleaded guilty to conspiracy...
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Accused Russian spies blended in, but seemed short on secrets
The suspected Russian spy ring rolled up by the FBI this week had everything it needed for world-class espionage: excellent training, cutting-edge gadgetry, deep knowledge of American culture and meticulously constructed cover stories. The only things missing in more than a decade of operation were actual secrets to send home to Moscow.The assignme...
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Russian Woman, Suspected Of US Election Sabotage, Arrested In Washington
A 29-year-old Russian woman living in Washington, DC, has been arrested and charged with conspiracy to act as an agent of the Russian government while developing ties with American citizens and infiltrating political groups, the US Justice Department said on Monday.
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FBI releases surveillance tapes of Anna Chapman
The FBI on Monday released surveillance tapes, photos and hundreds of pages of documents that shed new light on operation "Ghost Stories," the bureau's investigation of a ring of Russian sleeper agents that ended after more than a decade in the biggest spy swap since the Cold War.
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Anna Chapman, photogenic spy, emerges on Facebook in Russia
Two weeks after 10 Russian spies flew back from the United States to Moscow, the buzz of interest around the ring's most photogenic member, the feisty redhead Anna Chapman, shows no signs of receding.While Chapman remains in an unknown location since her arrival in Moscow, reportedly being debriefed, she has apparently found time to write enigmatic...
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Children of Russian spies will stay in America
Some children of Russian spies may stay back in the US, while others will be leaving with their moms and dads. Ten Russian spies are giving up their lives in the United States and are heading home, but in at least one case their children probably won't follow. A lawyer for Vicky Pelaez says the teenage son she had with fellow Russian age...
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Russian spy suspects plead guilty as part of a swap
The United States sealed an agreement on Thursday to trade 10 Russian agents arrested last month for four men imprisoned in Russia for alleged contacts with Western intelligence agencies, bringing to a quick conclusion an episode that threatened to disrupt relations between the countries. The 10 long-term sleeper agents pleaded guilty to conspiracy...
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Accused Russian spies blended in, but seemed short on secrets
The suspected Russian spy ring rolled up by the FBI this week had everything it needed for world-class espionage: excellent training, cutting-edge gadgetry, deep knowledge of American culture and meticulously constructed cover stories. The only things missing in more than a decade of operation were actual secrets to send home to Moscow.The assignme...
