Slovak Prosecutors Uncover Russian Spy Network Planning EU Attacks

Slovakia's General Prosecutor's Office has uncovered a spy network that recruited agents from Russia, Belarus, and Georgia to carry out assassination attempts and attacks across multiple European Union member states. The discovery represents a significant counterintelligence operation targeting what authorities describe as a coordinated effort to conduct hostile activities on EU territory. The General Prosecutor's Office, which handles major national security and organized crime cases in Slovakia, did not immediately specify which EU countries were targeted or provide details about the planned operations. The case highlights ongoing security concerns about Russian intelligence activities in Central and Eastern Europe, particularly as the conflict in Ukraine continues.