FSB DSP: Estonian spy on trial admitted collecting data on Russian servicemen

During the trial in the Moscow City Court against the resident of Estonia Arsen Mardaleishvili, the latter admitted that he was trying to collect information on the activities of the Russian military personnel of the Western Military District. On the eve, the Moscow City Court found Mardaleishvili guilty of espionage and sentenced him to 11 years in prison.

The FSB Public Relations Center reports that the Mardaleishvili case was entered into court under the “top secret” status. The review was held behind closed doors, and the details of the course of the court hearings were not disclosed due to the fact that the defendant reported on the nature of the activities of a spy character against the Russian troops.

Initially, the media passed information that Arsen Mardaleishvili is an Estonian citizen. However, it turned out that this person does not have an Estonian passport, but there is a document of a so-called non-citizen of Estonia.

TASS cites the statement of the representative of the DSP of the Federal Security Service:

Mardaleishvili pleaded guilty to the collection and transfer to representatives of the security police department of the Estonian Ministry of the Interior for a monetary reward of state-secret information regarding parts and formations of the Western Military District.

Tasks non-citizen of Estonia received from the special services of the Baltic republic.

It is worth noting that the President of the Russian Federation had previously decided on the possibility of abolishing the visa regime for those non-citizens of Estonia and Latvia who were born after 6 February 1992 of the year.

Comments

[MPK105]

If they insert a needle under my nail, I immediately confess that I killed Kennedy.

[rotmistr60]

Why write nonsense. Who and where, and most importantly where to put the needles? If you so wanted to joke, then it is not entirely successful. Do not confuse the FSB with the SBU.

[Thrall]

Interestingly, is a non-citizen of Estonia a citizen of the European Union?

[gaudin]

No, it's not.

[cost]

Something was charged to him at a minimum, the punishment under the article "Espionage" provides from 10 to 20 years in prison.

[rotmistr60]

Probably actively collaborated with the investigation. Yes, and 11 years is not sugar.

[Same lech]

If they insert a needle under my nail, I immediately confess that I killed Kennedy.

Needle... fuuu is not hygienic ... there are proletarian files of different sizes and roughness ... when you process your teeth, sing like DEMIS RUSOS.
In general, in a decent society, more subtle interrogation methods are used.

[Observer2014]

MPK105

If they insert a needle under my nail, I immediately confess that I killed Kennedy.

In your case, there are no needles. It’s just printed on the fingers of the piano’s lid. To print less garbage on the website :

[Zubr]

Estonian resident Arsen Mardaleishvili

Well, just a purely Estonian surname ...

[Tusv]

Tea? Koffe? Why are you knocking men down? Kakava your entire anonymous Russian Russian

[sgazeev]

A hot Estonian guy from the banks of the Kura River, and who is then a native of the Gulf of Tallinn, who has been eating sprats all his life, not kebabs. What is happening, everything was mixed up.

[oldzek]

I dealt with Estonians, hard workers of the dune, there are few among them. Here, the current authorities have to look for them all over the world.

[Sanitary and epidemiological station]

All these visitors from Russophobic states come to Russia with only one purpose - to spoil one way or another!

[mole]

I would not admit, there would be no article! And counterintelligence fellows! Achieved sincere recognition! I strongly doubt that the matter is “in needles,” rather a conviction and clarification of who - who is, how they used it, who they worked for, what they earned, and what earned on his data its employers and for what they wanted to use. That is sincere!