Russian Spies Arrested for Spying on Ukraine Drone Supplier

0:00It's March 24th. This is Global News Today, AI-powered stories shaping the world. I'm Cory with the story. German prosecutors revealed the arrests of two suspects accused of spying for Russia. They targeted a German individual supplying drones and components to Ukraine. The operation aimed to gather sensitive intelligence on this key supplier. One suspect, a Ukrainian national, named Sergei, was picked up in Spain. His partner, a Romanian national, named ALA, was arrested in Germany. Officials redacted full names due to privacy rules. This case underscores the espionage risks tied to Ukraine aid efforts. Russian intelligence has ramped up such activity since the war began, threatening supply lines for military gear. Investigators say Sergei started surveillance in December 2025, collecting online data and filming the target's workplace. When he relocated to Spain, ALA stepped in by March 2026 to continue the work. Prosecutors are building their case with evidence from the arrest warrants, as the probe into

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