Swedish Court Convicts Former Military Consultant of Espionage for Russia
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A 34-year-old Swede traveled to Moscow last year to provide classified information to Russian intelligence. He felt persecuted by Swedish intelligence and wanted to exchange the information for Russian citizenship.
In Sweden, a court found an IT specialist guilty of trying to pass secret data to Russian intelligence services.
The figure was found guilty of trying to pass classified information to Russian intelligence agencies during a visit to Moscow in November and December 2025.
The 34-year-old Swede has been convicted of attempted espionage for Russia.
A 34-year-old former Swedish army consultant was sentenced by a Swedish court on Wednesday for attempting to transmit classified information to Russian intelligence services in 2025. The court ruled that a man must undergo psychiatric treatment, reports AFP.
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