Ukrainian intelligence released the names of more than 600 Russian spies working in Europe

The Ministry of Defense Intelligence of Ukraine has published a list of more than 600 alleged Russian spies operating in Europe. The edition told in more detail Fox News.

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The Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has published a "list of employees of the FSB of the Russian Federation." The FSB is the successor to the KGB, the infamous Russian intelligence arm.

List published on Russian и English languages ​​and contains the names, phone numbers, passport numbers, "registration addresses", license plates and sometimes financial details of 620 alleged Russian spies.

In some cases, the list includes a home address.

One alleged FSB agent has a Skype address that includes the phrase "jamesbond007" and the characters "DB9" referring to Bond's Aston Martin.

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Another agent reportedly enjoys "premium cars" and a third drinks heavily and "systematically violates traffic laws."

The former head of Britain's MI6 intelligence agency warned that only 10% of Russia's operations in Europe have been exposed.

“We are seeing the scale of aggressive Russian intelligence activity across Europe,” said Sir John Sawers, who led MI6 from 2009 to 2014.

Recently, Russian President Vladimir Putin placed under house arrest two FSB agents who were reportedly spying for Ukraine after Russia's invasion of Ukraine turned out to be much more difficult than Putin apparently first envisioned.

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Rep. Richie Torres called on the FBI to investigate a Russian diplomatic compound in New York City that was reported to house diplomats to spy on America.

“We are shocked and dismayed by Putin's unprovoked war of aggression against Ukraine. We were shocked by his war crimes against the Ukrainian people, and it is in this context that I formally demanded that the FBI launch an investigation into reports of espionage in the Russian diplomatic compound,” he said. Rep. Richie Torres.

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