Georgia Nabs Russian 'Spy Ring,' Angering Moscow -- Christian Science Monitor
Georgia on Friday accused 13 people, including four Russians, of spying for Russia after a four-year investigation.
Georgia on Friday accused 13 people, including four Russian citizens, of passing information to Russia's GRU military spy agency during the brief August 2008 war between the two countries.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Grigory Karasin immediately denounced the Georgian claims as "a political farce." The charges, rumors about which first started circulating a week ago, have struck many as bizarre. But most analysts see at least some truth in the charges, though they caution that the broader domestic and regional dynamics involved must be factored in.
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