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Man arrested in Russia over accusations of spying for New Zealand

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Man arrested in Russia over accusations of spying for New Zealand
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NewsWorld28 July 2026, 9:37amMan arrested in Russia over accusations of spying for New ZealandPhoto credit:TACCA man has been arrested in Russia on accusations of spying for New Zealand.In a statement, the Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) said the Russian Federation had…

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Canonical URLhttps://www.rnz.co.nz/news/world/812822/man-arrested-in-russia-over-accusations-of-spying-for-new-zealand
Publication timeTue, 28 Jul 2026 09:38:36 +1200
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NewsWorld28 July 2026, 9:37amMan arrested in Russia over accusations of spying for New ZealandPhoto credit:TACCA man has been arrested in Russia on accusations of spying for New Zealand.In a statement, the Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) said the Russian Federation had "identified and stopped the illegal activity of a citizen of the Russian Federation suspected of committing treason".The FSB said it had established that a Khabarovsk resident, born in 1971, "proactively established" contact with the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service.New Zealand's intelligence services are part of the Five Eyes intelligence-sharing alliance which includes Australia, Canada, Britain and the United States.The FSB said the contact was done for "for selfish motives, on instructions from a…

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