Suspected of espionage in the interests of the CIA arrested in Moscow

By a decree of the Lefortovsky Court of Moscow, a Russian citizen suspected of treason was arrested. Zhitnyuk Alexey was arrested on November 30, but it became known only today. The arrest will last until January 29 2018. The details of the case were not disclosed, since the case is classified as “top secret”.

According to media reports, the Russians are suspected of espionage in the interests of the CIA. Data transmitted to the American side allegedly related to the Navy fleet Russia.

The defense of the arrested intends to appeal the verdict

Russian special services regularly catch spies working in the interests of foreign countries. So, in late November, a shipyard employee recruited by the SBU to collect information about the company was deported from Russia, and in September, two Russians were detained in Simferopol, who transferred information about the Black Sea Fleet to Kiev. In the spring of 11, a resident of Estonia Arsen Mardaleishvili received a colony for espionage. RIA News

Comments

[Baloo]

The punishment for espionage in favor of sworn partners should be on the upper level, as well as for aiding terrorists.

[Teberii]

Estonian intelligence officer Arsen Mardaleishvili. Sounds cool. Even scary for them.

[den3080]

Estonian intelligence officer Arsen Mardaleishvili

probably very seriously worked on his legend in the CIA
I think that there’s a middle name ... Bulatbekovich
and in addition he is a native of Tajikistan
that is, immediately 5 former Soviet republics, as it were, are involved ...
creative)))

[vm-bt]

And his mother is an Uzbek = 6 republics

[Michael67]

Previously, lawsuits against spies on TV were broadcast.
It would be nice to return the practice.

[rotmistr60]

Previously, the tower threatened them, it would also be nice to return the practice.

[Logall]

To return the practice of Ivan the Terrible - stab him!

[Going]

Alexander, I would be for it, but again they’ll put the wrong ones.

[Logall]

Quote: Going

again they’ll put the wrong ones.

Therefore, the death penalty must be put on hold! While they will not deal with the judicial and law enforcement systems ...

[Going]

So I'm talking about the same thing, I suspect this will not happen soon.

[Cheldon]

Accustomed to everything in Russia through one place to do ...

[Vend]

At all times there are those who are ready to give up their country for a coin.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Wend

At all times there are those who are ready to give up their country for a coin.

Yes, soon their whole pack will rush to Korea to obtain a personal award under the white flag.

[Thrall]

The defense of the arrested intends to appeal the verdict

Sentence? Feigin defends, it seems.
A court verdict is a decision on the innocence or guilt of the defendant and sentencing him or on his release from punishment ...

[Jedi]

Russian intelligence agencies regularly catch spies working in the interests of foreign states.

It would be strange if live spies were transferred to our digital and nanotechnological age. Caught - honor and praise!

[Cutter]

Quote: Jedi

Russian intelligence agencies regularly catch spies working in the interests of foreign states.

It would be strange if live spies were transferred to our digital and nanotechnological age. Caught - honor and praise!

When I read such news, I always wonder, are such people ideological liberals or money-hungry? However, I read the memoirs of a Russian intelligence officer who spoke, with the invention of money, espionage is simplified to impossibility. And counterintelligence fellows!

[Thrall]

Quote: Cutter

When I read such news, I always wonder, are such people ideological liberals or money-hungry?

"In a personal sense, the difference between a traitor in weakness and a traitor in intent and calculation is very large; politically, there is no difference."
IN AND. Lenin

[Baloo]

Quote: Thrall

In a personal sense, the difference between a traitor in weakness and a traitor in intent and calculation is very large;

is the difference big? for me there is no difference — a traitor in weakness or a traitor in intent, despite my most humane profession.

[Thrall]

Quote: Balu

is the difference big? it makes no difference to me

I think Lenin had in mind the difference from the point of view of the traitor himself.

[Kleber]

Russian intelligence agencies regularly catch spies working in the interests of foreign states.

Clowns mock people as they want ....

[Cheldon]

yes, they got these crushmen, they recruit shkolota and scoff at the people

[pvv113]

The defense of the arrested intends to appeal the verdict

Strange - there is no sentence yet, but they intend to appeal against it

[LSA57]

Quote: pvv113

Strange - there is no sentence yet, but they intend to appeal against it

appeal the detention. normal practice. Sabakashvili was released

[pvv113]

Good day, Sergey! The detention, as I understand it, is regulated by a court order. A measure of punishment for a crime is determined by the verdict. In this case, there has not yet been a sentence, since there is an investigation

[LSA57]

Quote: pvv113

The detention, as I understand it, is regulated by a court order.

that's it. this is appealed. for replacement, for example, on recognizance not to leave the house, or house arrest

[Rostislav]

In note text

The arrested defense party intends to appeal sentence

and not a word about appealing the detention.

[LSA57]

Quote: Rostislav

and not a word about appealing the detention.

the author was simply mistaken

[Anchonsha]

But for corruption and espionage, you need to raise the bar of responsibility to the limit, as well as for terrorism, so that such bastards could no longer count on even pardon

[LSA57]

Quote: Anchonsha

Here for corruption and espionage you need to raise the bar of responsibility to the limit,

Article 276 of the Criminal Code. Espionage
Transfer, collection, abduction or storage for the purpose of transferring information constituting a state secret to a foreign state, international or foreign organization or their representatives, as well as transferring or collecting, on the instructions of foreign intelligence or a person acting in its interests, other information for use against security Of the Russian Federation, that is, espionage, if these acts were committed by a foreign citizen or stateless person, - (as amended by Federal Law of 12.11.2012 N 190-ФЗ) are punishable by deprivation of liberty for a term of ten to twenty years.
Source: http://ppt.ru/kodeks.phtml?kodeks=20&paper=27
6
few?

[Cheldon]

of course not enough

[LSA57]

Quote: Cheldon

of course not enough

planted, for example, at 45. do you think he will live to be 65?

[Eurodav]

"The data transmitted to the American side allegedly relates to the Russian Navy ..."
So where does the "Andrey from Chelyabinsk" data come from?

[DEDPIHTO]

But are there still secrets? ... given the existing, national, elite

[Sergey53]

In the USA, how much was given to our BUTU? Well, let this goat sit as much.

[Cheldon]

There are robots who believe that 6 years are very long, but you remembered Bout, God grant him health and patience.

[Nemesis]

I have always considered the Tozhero-Russians and their brothers to be unreliable and this case only confirms my innocence ... The fact that many patriots of foreign states with Russian citizenship or residence permit in the Russian Federation divorced has long been a big problem

[Sars]

I know a few American spies! One of them was engaged in privatization, the other transferred secret information from the Kremlin to an iPhone, the third (madam) overtook the Americans with the currency, about ten people destroyed agriculture, education and medicine, etc., etc.