Arctictoday Norway's Police Warns of Russian Espionage via Non-Russian Flag Ships
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Norway's Police Security Service (PST) has identified a significant espionage threat posed by Russian crew members operating on non-Russian flag ships. The annual threat assessment report, presented by Chief Beate Gangås, outlines various espionage activities including cyber operations, sabotage, and evasion of sanctions. The report emphasizes the covert maritime intelligence capabilities that provide Russia with insights into military infrastructure along Norway's coast.
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2026-02-06
PST presents annual threat assessment report
2026-02-07
Article published detailing PST's findings
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