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Russia News Net (Free subscription) | yesterday
MOSCOW, May 16 (Itar-Tass) -Officials of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) have confirmed information that the activity of a Georgian secret service agent has been suppressed in the south of ...
Russia News Net (Free subscription) | yesterday
Moscow - Russia's FSB secret service said Friday it caught a Georgian spy activating rebel cells in the Russian Caucasus, a claim that aggravates relations to near breaking point between the two forme...
OTB News (Free subscription) | yesterday
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia’s FSB security service says it has intercepted a spy working for Georgia and prevented him from helping rebels in southern Russia, Interfax news agency reported on Friday. Share This
The World's Top Stories (Free subscription) | yesterday
Reuters - Russia’s FSB security service said it had intercepted a spy working for Georgia and prevented him from helping assist rebels in southern Russia, Interfax news agency reported on Friday.
News & Information (Free subscription) | yesterday
Russia’s FSB security service has caught a Georgian spy in southern Russia who was working to destabilise the region, Russian news agencies quoted intelligence agency sources as saying……Read more
Reuters (Free subscription) | yesterday
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's FSB security service said it had intercepted a spy working for Georgia and prevented him from helping assist rebels in southern Russia, Interfax news agency reported on Friday.
Alertnet (Free subscription) | yesterday
Source: Reuters MOSCOW, May 16 (Reuters) - Russia's FSB security service said it had intercepted a spy working for Georgia and prevented him from helping assist rebels in southern Russia, Interfax news agency ...
Global Security (Free subscription) | 05/13/2008
President Dmitry Medvedev met with the new head of Russia's Federal Security Service, Alexander Bortnikov, and outlined key tasks for the service.
Global Voices Online (Free subscription) | 05/03/2008
Valery Dzutsev writes about Ingush opposition, FSB - and the usual suspects: “the dark powers of abroad.”
Dvorak Uncensored (Free subscription) | 04/28/2008
New York Times - April 24, 2008: It was not long after a Methodist church put down roots here that the troubles began. First came visits from agents of the F.S.B., a successor to the K.G.B., who evidently saw a threat in a few dozen searching souls who liked to huddle in cramped apartments to read the [...]
Free Internet Press (Free subscription) | 04/24/2008
It was not long after a Methodist church put down roots here in Stary Oskol, Russia, that the troubles began. First came visits from agents of the F.S.B., a successor to the K.G.B., who evidently saw a threat in a few dozen searching souls who liked to huddle in cramped apartments to read the Bible and, perhaps, drink a little tea. Local officials then labeled the church a �sect�....
The Liberal Blog Network (Free subscription) | 04/24/2008
STARY OSKOL, Russia It was not long after a Methodist church put down roots here that the troubles began. First came visits from agents of the F.S.B., a successor to the K.G.B., who evidently saw a threat in a few dozen searching souls who liked to huddle in cramped apartments to read the Bible and, perhaps, drink a little tea. Local officials then labeled the church a sect. Finally,...
Russia News Net (Free subscription) | 04/24/2008
STARY OSKOL, Russia : It was not long after a Methodist church put down roots here that the troubles began. First came visits from agents of the FSB, the successor to the KGB, who evidently saw a th...
Russia News Net (Free subscription) | 04/24/2008
STARY OSKOL, Russia : It was not long after a Methodist church put down roots here that the troubles began. First came visits from agents of the FSB, the successor to the KGB, who evidently saw a thr...
Russia News Net (Free subscription) | 04/08/2008
Moscow, April 8 (RIA Novosti) International terrorist groups are recruiting activists in Russian regions with the support of some foreign non-governmental organizations, Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) said Tuesday.
