Russian espionage activities have significantly increased near the border between Norway and Russia, with Russian agents being discovered disguised as fishermen and tourists in the port city of Kirkenes. The commander of the Finnmark Brigade, John Olav Fuglem, emphasized that Norwegian authorities perceive a greater threat from espionage and hybrid warfare in this region. Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Norway has intensified security measures at the border, and the Finnmark Brigade has been established to double its defense capabilities by 2032. Residents in the area are vigilant about suspicious activities, and dialogue with authorities is essential for monitoring the situation. Additionally, Sweden and Finland have joined NATO in response to the Russian invasion, thereby increasing the length of the alliance's border with Russia.
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Spionajul rus, în creștere lângă Norvegia: Agenții se dau drept pescari și turiști
Spionajul rus este în creștere în zona de frontieră cu Norvegia. Agenții acționează sub acoperire, ca pescari și turiști
Turiști falși și vase de pescuit suspecte. Norvegia ridică nivelul de alertă la frontieră pe fondul amenințărilor hibride rusești
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