3 Bulgarians are accused of putting a “honey 1ris” for targets, accused of spying on Russia in the UK

Three Bulgarian origin in England was convicted of the London jury on Friday Spying for Russia About what prosecutors say are “industrial scale”.

The trio was ordered in Europe between Russian intelligence on behalf of 2020-2023, and accused of acting in the orders of Russian intelligence.

In November, London’s London Central Criminal Court was sentenced to Friday, 33-year-old Vanya Gaberova and Tihomir Ivanov Ivankev on Friday, Friday on Friday.

Three, who had sex with one of the workers or one of each other, he rejected to be in the plot, and claimed that they did not know whom they are working for or who they live for him or for him.

Among the leaders of the cell, the plans were made in thousands of messages and renewed by police, BBC reported. Messages include places to steal and kill some targets of the group, as well as plans to place the so-called “beeistap” romance.

Prosecutors said they discussed the fact that Ukrainian troops were reported in the United States and discussed or kidnapping or abduction or kidnapping of the Russian state.

It was alleged that Moscow tried to attract a Bulgarian journalist who discovered his participation in 2018 Novichok Salisbury, a Russian spy poisoning in the UK, along with Gaberova “Honey Aystap”.

Ring Geeaders, Bellingcat journalist Christo Grozevi or I miss him and miss him and miss him and miss him and carry him to Russia and took him to Russia.

The spy cell had other jobs – Gaberova was a cosmeticist, Ivanchev was in a stage of head technology for a artist and Roussev London financial firm.

The police investigation of the police reported that the police officers, 495 SIM cards, 11 drone and devices that allow the device to remove the device from the phone and listen to Wi-Fi activities.

The spy ring was included in the other two defendants, Ringleader Orlin Roussev and his wavy Biser Dzhambazov. They previously confessed to the blame for spying charges and fake identity documents.

Prosecutors, Russian agent Jean Marsalek, a Austrian national team, who contacted Russian intelligence agencies, was allegedly allegedly claimed by Russian agent Jan Marsalek.

Dzhambazov and Ivanova lived together as several people and worked in health care. According to the BBC, when the police were arrested, two were found in bed together – and Ivanchev, with the BBC with him and with him with him.