MUNICH: A Munich court on Thursday sentenced a German-Russian national to six years jail for spying for Moscow and plotting sabotage acts to undermine Germany’s support for Ukraine. The suspect, named as Dieter Schmidt, was found guilty of helping to plan attacks on railway lines and military infrastructure in Germany, allegedly on behalf of Russian intelligence. German authorities have repeatedly raised the alarm about such agents, supposedly recruited via social media to carry out tasks such as taking photos of sensitive sites, since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

Das Oberlandesgericht München hat den Russlanddeutschen Dieter S. wegen Spionagetätigkeiten in Deutschland verurteilt. Zwei Mitangeklagte erhielten Bewährungsstrafen.

MUNICH: A Munich court on Thursday sentenced a German-Russian national to six years jail for spying for Moscow and plotting sabotage acts to undermine Germany’s support for…