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This is how an agent from Murmansk built a network in Northern Norway

By Atle Staalesen, The Barents Observer, Thomas Nilsen, The Barents Observer, Georgii Chentemirov, The Barents Observer, Olesia Krivtsova, The Barents Observer May 22, 2024

Fears are growing in Europe as Russian intelligence step up mapping of critical infrastructure with the aim of plotting acts of sabotage. Influence operations, espionage and hacking that can be traced back to the Kremlin have added to the awareness.

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