Greek Spy Arrested at Naval Base

0:00You're listening to Global News Today, powered by the Daily News Now. Greek police have arrested a 36-year-old man suspected of spying on a key naval base on the island of Crete. The facility as Suda Bay serves Greece, the United States, and NATO forces in the Eastern Mediterranean. Officials caught him at Athens Airport, based on tips from the country's intelligence service. He had been staying at a hotel near the base last month. Investigators are now reviewing digital evidence, like photographs he took. So far, the man has not commented on the charges. Suda Bay plays a big strategic role, especially after the U.S. aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford stopped there recently for resupply. This arrest highlights growing concerns over security at these sites. Meanwhile, Greek authorities opened a full probe right away. They want to understand his motives and any potential leaks. This comes after another espionage bust back in June. This nabbed an Azerbaijanian national near a different base in Western Crete amid tighter

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