Russia is using untrained spies after operatives were expelled from Europe in 2022. The case against a Canadian teen shows ...

The teen, Laken Pavan, opened Telegram to type out a message to his handler in Russia’s Federal Security Service , which runs the country’s spy operations ... Pavan’s case, reported in ...

Russia's intelligence agencies are “constantly financing” agents using cryptocurrency, blockchain investigators told Decrypt.

Russian intelligence is using Bitcoin to fund covert operations, including the recruitment of teenage spies. Blockchain forensics ... traveling to Donetsk to join pro-Russian forces. Teen Spy Case ...

Laken Pavan, a Canadian teenager, is entangled in a Russian espionage network, recruited by the FSB for sabotage operations in Europe. Tracked via cryptocurrency, his arrest highlights Moscow's ...

A Russian court found U.S. reporter Evan Gershkovich guilty of espionage on Friday and sentenced him to 16 years in a maximum security penal colony in what his employer, the Wall Street Journal ...

In early August, Pablo González was taken from a prison in Poland and flown to Moscow on a plane carrying Russian deep-cover ... deflected questions about the case and the process.

Material allegedly found on the devices of two accused Russian spies is in a foreign language and needs translating. An accredited translator has begun the process of going through all the material.