Russian Spies
U.S. man says he fought for Ukraine to gather intel then defected to Russia
"Spies exist, and I'm a spy," John McIntyre told the Kremlin-backed RT news network.
Russian Spies Allegedly Stealing HIMARS Plans Caught Behind Ukrainian Lines
Russia used the spies' intelligence to shell an eastern Ukrainian town's water management system, according to local media.
Scotland Yard's Lead Suspect in Polonium Poisoning Case Dies in Moscow
Dmitry Kovtun died in a Moscow hospital of causes related to COVID-19, the Tass news agency has reported.
U.S. Sanctions Ukrainian Officials It Says Helped Russia With Campaign
The four men are said to be part of a Kremlin effort that began in 2020 "to degrade the ability of the Ukrainian state to independently function."
Czech Protesters Ask Senate to Charge President With Treason
Protesters in the Czech Republic have called on the country's Senate to bring treason charges against pro-Russian President Milos Zeman, following allegations that Russian spies participated in a 2014 ammunition explosion that left two people dead.
U.S. to Blame for Push Against Russian Spies: Lavrov
At least 20 countries expelled 139 suspected Russian spies in solidarity with the United Kingdom.
New Zealand Tried to Oust Russian Spies but Found None
At least 20 countries have kicked out more than 130 Russian diplomats, believed to be covert intelligence officers.
Russia's Neighbors 'Summon' Top Envoys Amid Spy Scandal
Four countries bordering Russia reportedly called in Moscow's top diplomats on their territory as the EU decided its response to spy poisoning scandal.
What Is Novichok, the Russian Nerve Agent Used on Spy?
An ex-spy, his daughter and a police officer are seriously ill. So what exactly is Novichok?
Putin Says Russian Forces Busted More Than 400 Spies
The president also thanked his security services for keeping Russia's new generation of weapons secret.
Under Putin, Parents Want Kids to Join Spy Agencies
A new poll shows an increase in popularity across the board for state security careers, but it may not all be down to the job itself.
Ukraine Arrests Two 'Russian Spies' Among Its Ranks
Ukraine and Russia's relationship has reached its lowest point since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Soviet Spy Satellite Disappears Above Pacific Ocean
During its long tenure, Cosmos 1346 reportedly tapped into transmissions from the Falklands War in the 1980s.
U.S. Is Recruiting Russian Press as Agents, Says Moscow
The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs promised to hand over evidence of the alleged attempts to U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
Russia Trolls CIA for Trying to Hire Moscow Experts
Russia's foreign ministry and its embassy in the U.K. went after Langley after an ad for new Russian-language officers went online.
The Friendly Neighborhood Russian Spies
Is a mysterious building in the Bronx the secret lair of Boris and Natasha?
Ex-KGB Agents Help Kim Jong Un Beef Up Security
A source told the Asahi Shimbun that the former Russian intelligence officers came to Pyongyang as military advisers earlier this year.
Is Donald Trump Really a Russian Spy?
The Russia investigation isn't fake news. But Donald Trump would be a spymaster's nightmare.
Russian Spy Jailed for President Bugging Plot
Lithuania's security services say the case is the first of its kind involving a Russian federal agent.
FBI Warned Congressman of Russian Plot to Recruit Him
Dana Rohrabacher, who once lost a drunken arm-wrestling fight with Putin, said he did not need any reminder to be cautious.
Trump, Russian Spies and the 'Golden Shower Memos'
An uncorroborated report circulated by U.S. intelligence alleges Russian security agents watched Trump engaging in "perverted sexual acts."
Former Russian Spies Get Help From Unlikely Sources
Jan and Victorya Neumann defected, provided information to the CIA and FBI—and were then booted from the government payroll.
Russia and Ukraine Arrest Alleged Crimean Spies
Five men have been arrested from the peninsula in recent days.
Ukraine Claims Arrest of 'Russian Spy' Seeking Turncoat
Kiev's SBU claims a Ukrainian national was attempting to recruit a double agent in the army.
Putin Moves Longtime Ally From Duma to Intelligence
Another senior staff change at the Kremlin makes room for a younger successor.
Is It Shocking If Russia Meddles in the U.S. Election?
Intelligence agencies specialize in the manipulation of information, and Russia's are good at it.
U.S. Executive Jailed For Selling Army Kit To Russia
Alexander Fishenko was sentenced to ten years for working as a Russian spy.
Polish Officer Jailed for Spying for Russia
J. Zbigniew was paid to give Moscow details about potential double agents.
Russia Claims to Have Detained Ukrainian Spy
Russia says his plan was to pose as a double agent to obtain information about the FSB.
Russian Paranoia Spurs Spike in Treason Trials
How the Kremlin has attempted to close Russians off from foreign influence.