Japan Acknowledges Espionage Problem After Russian 'Den of Spies' Report

Japan has acknowledged the need to counter espionage following reports that Russia has turned the country into a 'den of spies.' This admission highlights growing concerns about foreign intelligence activities within Japan.

14 Jul, 13:44 — 14 Jul, 13:44

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Moscow TimesMostly Factual26d ago

Japan Admits Need to Counter Espionage After Russian ‘Den of Spies’ Report

The New York Times reported that thanks to "weak espionage laws," Moscow was using Japan as a hub for intelligence gathering and procurement of dual-use technology needed for its war in Ukraine.

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Japonia recunoaște că are o problemă, după dezvăluirile că Rusia a transformat-o într-un „cuib de spioni”

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