The members of the espionage ring in Russia were sentenced to prison in the United Kingdom, which includes hidden cameras, love triangle and “Honeytraps”

On Monday, the United Kingdom Court submitted a prison period of up to 10 years to six Bulgarians who were convicted of belonging to a Russian spy cell It is described as a “spy novel”.

Fake passports, hidden cameras, love triangle and secret internet conversations have been detected on possible kidnappings and “Honeytraps” by investigators.

Orlene Rousseff, 47, headed Process From the previous hospitality house at Great Yarmouth Eastern Engilish Seaside, where the police found a “treasure” of spying tools.

Judge Nicholas Helerad, who issued a ruling on the group in the old Billy Court in London, said the potential risks of spying in the UK and the targeted individuals were clear.

Cell operations are believed to be among the “largest and most complex” enemy operations that have been discovered on British soil.

Judge Heilard said that the defendants are “driven by money”, as large sums of amounts of $ 1 million ($ 1.1 million) have been discussed. BBC mentioned.

The judge added that the amounts of money paid for the spies showed the value of their secret activities for Russia.

The court heard that spies work across the border in the United Kingdom, Austria, Spain, Germany and Montenegro.

Hundreds of spying tools were recovered from Roussev’s property including those hidden inside a rock, men’s ties, coke bottle and even the game.

Police revealed six three -year operations dating back to August 2020 of the vast cache of the telegram messages on the Roussev phone.

In the chat, nicknamed “Jackie Chan”, he referred to his spies as followers – characters from the animated movie “Despicable Me” – while his second car went on driving Biser Dzhambazov, 44, to “MAD Max”.

In one evil message about a possible kidnapping, resonance leader Rousseff replied: “If you are serious about it, I have the resources necessary to kidnap him, and his aspirations and stir him in a safe cave.”

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Dominic Murphy, head of the counter -terrorism command in the capital in London, described the cell as a “very advanced intelligence gathering process.”

He said, before the network activities were “a real threat” for both the targeted individuals and national security with tactics such as something of a “spy novel”.

The cell was removed by the alleged Russian agent Jean -Maralek, an Austrian businessman who wanted Interpol after the collapse of the German payment processing company Wirecard.

Marsalik worked as an energy for Russian intelligence and Russia.

Rousseff, Dhashambazov and Ivan Stoyanov, 33, have admitted that he was guilty of spying. They were sentenced to 10 years and eight months in prison, 10 years and two months, and five years in a row.

The other three, former competitive open water swimmer Tahmir Ivanchiv, 39, laboratory assistant Catherine Ivanova, 33, and business owner of the Vania Gabrova, 30, was convicted of spying after a trial in March.

They were sentenced to eight years in prison, nine years, eight months, six years and eight months, respectively.

Defense lawyer in Gabrova Anthony Mitzer said that Gabrova “was controlled, and was forced to conspiracy by Mr. Dahmabzov,” who was her lover and also participated with Ivanova, the BBC said. The court was said to have been diagnosed with depression, panic disorder, fear and anxiety.

The network participated in a series of monitoring and intelligence operations targeting people and places of interest to the Russian state.

They discussed the use of Gaberova as “Honeytrap” to liquidate a high -level journalist and drop pigs at the Kazakhstan embassy in London by drone.

Another goal is a conspiracy aimed at sweeping the mobile phone data of Ukrainian soldiers who are believed to be trained at an American air base in Germany.

When the police raided the homes of the cell members in February 2023, they found Dzhambazov, who had a long -term relationship with Ivanova, naked in bed with his beloved Gabrova.

Evidence, Gabrova claimed that she had been deceived by Dahmabazov, who thought he was an Interpol officer with brain cancer.

Christo Gruziv, a journalist, was the investigation of Beiltkatkat, among those targeting the network after he revealed Russian ties of the attacks of the neuroscientist in Novchuk in the English city of Salisbury in 2018 and the suspension of airline in Malaysia in July 2014.

He said in the influence statement: “The discovery of the Bulgarian code followed his movements and his family and running over their communications for a long time was” terrifying, confused and very annoying. “