Swedish intelligence warns of increasing risk of Russian sabotage
Sweden's Säpo intelligence agency has warned of an increased risk that Russian agents will carry out sabotage attacks in Sweden, after arms manufacturers reported a rise in break-in attempts and surveillance by drones.
Sweden's Säpo intelligence agency has warned of an increased risk that Russian agents will carry out sabotage attacks in Sweden, after arms manufacturers reported a rise in break-in attempts and surveillance by drones.
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