
Former Austrian Intelligence Agent Convicted of Spying for Russia
A former Austrian intelligence officer has been convicted and sentenced to a jail term for spying on behalf of Russia. The case, described as one of Austria's largest espionage scandals in recent years, involved the agent passing sensitive information to Russian intelligence.
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Austrian ex-intelligence officer found guilty of Russia spying charges
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