Leader of Russian spy ring based in Great Yarmouth jailed for nearly 11 years, five others also sentenced

What was planned for years from a British coastal town is reminiscent of an espionage thriller. The client was Russia, the wirecard manager Jan Marsalek. Now the agents were convicted.

The spy cell monitored the Kremlin's enemies in Europe for years. Two women were used as "honey traps" against the group's victims. - You thought it was exciting and glamorous

Russian spy ring members jailed in the U.K.

A Russian spy ring plotted to trade blood diamonds for weapons in Africa and, supply drones to Russia’s military, according to messages shown to a London court.

The Bulgarian spies' task was, among other things, to monitor Russian journalists living in England, but they also had a plan to assassinate the targets.

A London court sentenced six Bulgarians to partially high prison terms for agent activity for Russia. The group of submerged ex-Wirecard board Marsalek is said to have led. By A. Meyer-Fünffinger