Bulgarians convicted of spying for Russia face 'double figure sentences'
Summary
Six Bulgarians have been convicted of spying for Russia and will face significant jail sentences in London. They were involved in a Russian spy ring managed from a guest house in Great Yarmouth. Evidence showed their involvement in these activities and details of their connections to Russian intelligence.Key Facts
- Six Bulgarians were convicted of spying for Russia.
- They will be sentenced at the Old Bailey in London.
- The spy ring operated from a 33-room guest house in Great Yarmouth.
- Prosecutor Alison Morgan stated that their actions harmed national security.
- Evidence revealed the group's links to Jan Marsalek, a fugitive from Austria.
- Messages suggested the group planned logistics like an evacuation from Kabul.
- The group also discussed trading weapons for diamonds.
- Marsalek, wanted for fraud, reportedly altered his appearance while hiding.
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