Russian calls on London not to create dangerous situations over Yantar vessel

 Statements by UK Defense Secretary John Healey about the threat allegedly posed by the Russian vessel Yantar are leading to a deterioration in European security, the Russian embassy to London said in a statement.

Iran Bans Grossi From Nuclear Sites, Snips IAEA Cameras After Sensitive Info Leaked to Israel

ensions between the UN nuclear watchdog and Iran are at an all-time high amid Tehran's allegations of agency complicity in Israeli and US aggression.

Ukraine detains top intel official allegedly aiding Russia

Ukraine said on Wednesday that it had detained a high-ranking official within its security services who was allegedly working for Russia.

Britain monitored Russian spy ship that entered UK waters, minister confirms

The Royal Navy monitored a Russian spy ship after it entered U.K. waters, British Defense Secretary John Healey said Wednesday.

Russia expels British diplomat over espionage claims, reports say

Russia has expelled a British diplomat after accusing him of espionage, according to reports.

Parisien: An Iranian spy informed Israel about Nasrullah's arrival at Hezbollah headquarters

Before the liquidation of the leader of the Lebanese Shiite organization Hezbollah Hassan Nasrallah, an Iranian spy passed on information to Israel about his upcoming arrival on Friday in the south of Beirut.

Six UK diplomats working in Moscow engaged in intelligence, subversive activities — FSB

Six employees of the UK embassy in Moscow have been stripped of their accreditation for engaging in intelligence and subversive activities incompatible with their diplomatic status, the press office of Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) reported.

US Reconnaissance Drone Again Spotted Patrolling Southeast of Crimea - Flight Tracker

The US Air Force's Northrop Grumman RQ-4B Global Hawk reconnaissance drone is once again patrolling the airspace southeast of Crimea, according to data from the Flightradar24 portal.

SpaceX launches South Korea's second spy satellite

South Korea's defence ministry has said that the country's second homegrown spy satellite had entered orbit after its launch on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from the John F. Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

South Korean man arrested in Russia for spying: TASS

A South Korean citizen has been arrested in Russia on suspicion of espionage, Russian state news agency TASS reported on Monday.

Ukraine arrests intelligence officers allegedly spying for Russia

Ukraine on Tuesday said it had arrested five former and current intelligence officers it said were secretly working for Russia as part of a powerful spy ring.

Ukraine security services uncover bug in office of army chief

Ukraine’s security services said Sunday they had discovered a bug in one of the offices used by army chief Valery Zaluzhny, but added that it was “not operational.”

Israeli spy planes intensify flights in southern Lebanese airspace

 Israeli  spy planes have intensified their flights in several areas of southern Lebanon.

N Korea tells Japan it will launch spy satellite in days

North Korea may attempt a third spy satellite launch as early as midnight on Wednesday, Japanese media reported.

Taiwan ex-colonel gets 20 years for spying for China

A retired Taiwan air force colonel has been jailed 20 years for running a military spy ring for China.

Duma deputy called for the destruction of NATO drones in the Black Sea

State Duma deputy from the Crimean region Mikhail Sheremet called for NATO reconnaissance aircraft and strategic drones in the Black Sea to be declared a legitimate target for destruction for coordinating Ukrainian attacks on Crimea.

Ukraine detains woman over alleged plot to attack Zelensky

Ukraine's SBU security service said Monday it had detained an informer accused of helping Russia plot an attack on President Volodymyr Zelensky as he visited a flood-hit region.

Moscow 'strongly' protests arrests of Russians in Poland, demands explanations from Warsaw

Russia announced Friday that it had issued a "strong protest" to Poland over its arrests of Russian citizens, after Warsaw said it had detained a Russian hockey player on spying charges.

Chinese spy balloon used US tech to spy on Americans

The Chinese spy balloon that passed over the US early this year used American technology that helped it collect audio-visual information, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, citing preliminary findings from a closely held investigation.

Switzerland says country a hotbed for Russian, Chinese spies

Switzerland’s main intelligence agency, the Federal Intelligence Service (FIS), says Moscow’s spop in Ukraine has made the country an espionage hotspot, with at least a third of the 220 officials Russia has accredited in the country suspected of being spies.