cia, he collected information about the work of russian defense enterprises, in particular ural carriage worksovich was interested in the work schedule of the enterprise and information about the military equipment produced there. gershkovich claimed that he was just preparing a report, but for some reason he spent several hours researching the local one. around sensitive facilities, for which he was accused of espionage and sentenced to 16 years in a high-security penal colony. former marine paul willan was also convicted of spying in russia. in addition to american citizenship, willan, who in the usa is called a businessman, for some reason has passports of great britain, ireland and canada. willan was detained in 2018 in moscow. as it turned out, this businessman is actually a career employee of american intelligence. and in russia, which he regularly. visited, willan tried to recruit employees of the ministry of defense and the fsb. he served his sentence in a mordovian colony and waited a long time for an exchange. according to russian laws, he would have been released from prison only in

correspondent wall street journal, evan gershkovich arranged a meeting with a representative of the ural carriage works. referring to the editorial assignment, he asked to provide him with information about the activities of the defense enterprise in the context of the northern military district and to disclose state secrets. well, what 's the best way to do this? i did all this, i had it with me. yes. the only good thing is that you are very welcome, because there. simply a journalist, this is funny, this is exactly what they write in the western media, they say the journalist was sentenced on the basis of allegedly false accusations, here is a wall street journal article from august 2, a day after the big exchange. gershkovich's trial, called a sham by washington, was conducted in secret, and russian authorities have not publicly released any evidence to support their claims. so here they are, the evidence: secret documents in the hands of gershkovich, the one whom he considered his source at the defense enterprise. realized that the american journalist in quotes needed information classified as secr

wallstreet journal, gershkovich, was taken to a cafe with secret documents about the work of the ural carriage worksn anonymous source. it is behind this formulation that the wall street journal's editors disguise military-industrial espionage. how it was? look. american spy evan gershkovich, who works undercover, meets his informant in an yekaterinburg cafe. according to legend, he is a journalist for the moscow bureau of the american newspaper wall street journal and writes a note. what is the best way to do this? the face of the second person in the video is hidden; he is an employee of the ural carriage works. geshkovich does not suspect that an employee of a defense enterprise, when an american interested in secret information approached him, immediately reported him to the fsb. unexpectedly, for the spies , operatives in civilian clothes enter the cafe. realizing that he was caught, gershkovich tries to quietly hide the documents under the table, of course, without success. the security forces are twisting the americans and handcuffing them. things remain on the table, a notepad, pens, phone,

hiding behind an editorial assignment, tried to obtain secret information about the work of the ural carriage workst the metropol hotel. moscow, upon receipt of a flash drive with data on fsb officers. i visited these spies in the detention center in rifortovo, when they were there even before the court decision entered into legal force, well, it is clear that today they will in every possible way deny their connection with the american intelligence services, work for them, for many of my colleagues who work in the west today, it is no secret that willan and gershkovich were directly involved in intelligence here. material published today by our intelligence services refute all western claims that the americans were convicted. in russia without any reason. let me remind you that both received 16 years in prison for espionage. last week they were returned to the united states as part of a large-scale exchange for russian citizens. but. this night the strikes were carried out on the military infrastructure of ukraine. local publications , eyewitnesses reported explosions in the kiev, sumy and kirovog

evan gershkovich arranged a meeting with a representative of the ural carriage works.l assignment, he asked to provide him with information about the activities of the defense enterprise in the context of the northern military district and to disclose state secrets. well, what 's the best way to do this? i did all this to myself just like that, yeah. the only thing is that please be very careful, because it is secret. we won't even write that. an event that is carried out only by representatives of the special services, so to say that he is simply a journalist is ridiculous, like recruitment, and recruitment is an operational operation . that’s exactly what the western media write, saying he was a journalist? sentenced on the basis of allegedly false charges, here is a wall street journal article from august 2, a day after the big exchange. the trial of gershkovich, called a sham by washington, was conducted in secret. and russian authorities have not publicly released any evidence supporting their statements. so here is the evidence: secret documents are in the hands

the world to take more hostages. task, he tried to obtain secret data about the work of the ural carriage worksllan was detained in a room at the metropol hotel in moscow while receiving a flash drive with data about fsb officers. well, how, how, what is the best way to do this? i asked for all this, i did it to myself, yeah. the only thing was that he came and complained a lot... he sits alone in a cafe, a man sits down next to him, they start a conversation, the american takes notes at the same time, at some point security forces enter the establishment, grab gershkovich and handcuff him, the detainee’s seized belongings, paper, writing utensils, and telephone are also shown. on the recording of the conversation, the anonymous contact asks gershkovich to be very careful, because this is classified information, the journalist assures him, we will not even write that we... documents, thus, according to him, they are not suspected of collecting and no one suspected of surrender. in the video of wheelon’s arrest, a man comes into the bathroom in his room and, after a short dialogue, hands him a f

ago, on july 19. 16 years in prison for collecting secret information about the work of the ural carriage workss there that the russian t-90m breakthrough and t-14 armata tanks are assembled. on instructions from the cia. in march 2023, in the sverdlovsk region, he collected secret information about the activities of the defense enterprise aoonpk ural-vagonzavod for the production and repair of military equipment. paul willan, in whom fsb officers found a flash drive with secret intelligence data since 1994, served in the marine corps twice in 2004 and 2006 in iraq, was fired in 2008 due to... accusations of theft, i am remembered for the fact that while in fortov’s sesol, he threatened to drill the employees of the vsin in their heads with a drill. in the dock, whelan showed notes to the camera with complaints about conditions of detention in russia; he allegedly attended the wedding of his colleague. i don't talk to my brother often; he's a former marine and instead of calling, he texts. email, but i know he left. to russia for a wedding to his friend, also a former marine, by the way, my bro

instructions from the cia, he was collecting information about the work of russian defense enterprises, in particular the ural carriagegershkovich was interested in the work schedule of the enterprise and information about the military equipment produced there. gershkovich claimed that he was just preparing a report. for some reason, he spent several hours exploring the area around security facilities, for which he was accused of espionage and sentenced to sixteen years in a high -security penal colony. for espionage in russia former marine paul willan was also convicted. in addition to american citizenship, willan, who in the usa is called a businessman, for some reason has passports of great britain, ireland and canada. whelan was detained in 2018 in moscow. as it turned out, this businessman is actually a career employee. radio liberty, permanently lived in the czech republic, but in may twenty-third she flew to russia. in october of the same year, she was accused of refusing to register as a foreign agent; in december, another case was opened against kurmasheva for spreading fakes about the russian army. in last m

on instructions from the cia, he was collecting information on the work of russian defense enterprises, in particular the ural carriageich was interested in the work schedule of the enterprise and information about the military equipment produced there. gershkovich claimed that he was just preparing a report, however, for some reason, he spent several hours exploring the area around sensitive facilities, for which he was accused of espionage and sentenced to passports of great britain, ireland and canada. willan was detained in 2018 in moscow. as it turned out, this businessman, actually a career employee of american intelligence, in russia, which he regularly visited, willan tried to recruit employees of the ministry of defense and the fsb. he served his sentence in a mordovian colony and waited a long time for an exchange. according to russian laws, he would have been released from prison only in 2036, but now he was free and returned to the usa. after. how, together with others, he was pardoned by decree of the russian president. another us citizen, alsou kurmasheva, is a journalist recognized as an undesirable ant

instructions from the cia, he was collecting information about the work of russian defense enterprises, in particular the ural carriagen the work schedule of the enterprise, information about military equipment produced on it. a former naval officer was also convicted of espionage in russia. infantryman paul willan, a career american intelligence officer, in russia, which he regularly visited, willan tried to recruit employees of the ministry of defense and the fsb, while observers are wondering what the reason for such an unprecedented exchange of prisoners in the white house is already answering, it’s all about personal merit leaders of the current administration. both president biden and vice president haris have brought back the wrongfully convicted. joe biden, the american president , once again promised to protect his ally from all external threats. and in tehran this night, in memory of haniya, the city bridge was illuminated in red. this is a symbol of blood feud. the ministry said that the islamic republic will certainly exercise its right to defend its territorial integrity and national security. the russian

yekaterinburg, when he was collecting information about the work of russians on instructions from the cia. defense enterprises, in particular the ural carriagelant. gershkovich was interested in the work schedule of the enterprise and information about the military equipment produced there. gershkovich claimed that he was just preparing a report, but for some reason he spent several hours exploring the area around security facilities, for which he was accused of espionage and sentenced to sixteen years maximum security correctional colony. former marine paul willan was also convicted of espionage in russia, in addition to being an american citizen. wheelon, who is called a businessman in the usa, for some reason has passports of great britain, ireland and canada. willan was detained in 2018 in moscow. as it turned out, this businessman, actually a career employee of american intelligence, in russia, which he regularly visited, willen tried to recruit employees of the ministry of defense and the fsb. he served his sentence in a mordovian colony and for a long time i was waiting for an exchange. according to russian laws, he would have been re

instructions from the cia, he was collecting information about the work of russian defense enterprises, in particular the ural carriagent. gershkovich was interested information about the company's work schedule. paul willan, a career american intelligence officer, in russia, which he regularly visited, willan tried to recruit employees of the ministry of defense and the fsb, while observers are wondering what is connected with such an unprecedented prisoner exchange, the white house is already answering: it’s all about personal merit leaders of the current administration. and president biden and vice president harris have made the return of wrongfully convicted americans an absolute priority. what exactly is the merit of kamela haris in the case of prisoner exchange is a big question. however, in the election race, everything goes into the piggy bank. she even turned her short comment immediately after the first messages from ankara into a pre-election speech. as vice president, it was an honor to work in boocock with our president joe biden to bring home. and we will never waver in our commitment to bring home every

on instructions from the cia, was collecting information about the work of russian defense enterprises, in in particular the ural carriagelant. gershkovich was interested. it turned out that this businessman, in fact a career employee of american intelligence, willon was detained in 2018 in moscow, as russia, which he regularly visited, willon tried to recruit employees of the ministry of defense and the fsb. he served his sentence in a mordovian colony and waited a long time for an exchange. according to russian laws, he would have been released from prison only in 2036, but now he was freed and returned to the united states, along with others. pardoned by decree of the russian president. another us citizen alsou kurmashova, a journalist recognized as undesirable by the anti-russian organization radio liberty. she lived permanently in the czech republic, but in may twenty-third she flew to russia. in october of the same year, she was accused of refusing to register as a foreign agent; in december, another case was opened against kurmasheva for spreading fakes about the russian army. last month, she was sentenced to 6.5

weeks ago, on july 19. 16 years in prison for... collecting secret information about the work of the ural carriageussian t-90m tanks and t-14 armata proryfs are assembled. on instructions from the cia, in march 2023, in the godalovo region, he collected secret information about the activities of the ural vagonzavod defense enterprise for the production and repair of military equipment. paul willan, whose fsb officers found a flash drive with secret intelligence data from in 1994 and 2006 he was in iraq, in 2008 he was fired due to accusations of theft, he was remembered for the fact that while in sesol, fortova threatened to drill employees of the military service in the head with a drill, showed notes to the dock with complaints about the conditions of detention in russia, allegedly i... really didn't allow myself to believe that this would happen until i saw this ad from the white house. the white house releases a photo of a video phone call between the exchanged prisoners immediately after leaving turkey. biden greets them from the oval office. to refuel, the plane landed at the airport. berlin

he on assignment from the cia, he collected information about the work of russian defense enterprises, in particular the ural carriagehe was accused of espionage and sentenced to 16 years in a high-security penal colony. another us citizen, alsou kurmasheva, is a journalist. for this exchange to take place. i asked them to do something that would be contrary to their immediate interests. it was very difficult for germany to do this. slovenia joined at the last minute. i 'll tell you what, the chancellor was magnificent, so make kamal and kharis the main dove of peace this time it was not possible, just as she was unable to express her thoughts clearly about the importance of the moment without a prompter. this is a tremendous testament to the importance of having a president who understands the power of diplomacy, understands the power that comes from understanding the value of diplomacy and strengthening alliances. this is an incredible day. make it out of an exchange with russia. the biden administration made a pre-election move already at the moment when three americans, along with thirteen others released, were d

gershkovich, as the court determined, collected information about the work of russian defense enterprises, including the ural carriagealsou kurmashova, a journalist from the recognized undesirable organization radio liberty, was sentenced to 6 and a half years for distributing fake news from... germany had a very difficult time doing this, slovenia joined at the last minute, i 'll tell you what, the chancellor was great , fulfill moscow’s conditions and return vadim krasikov, sentenced to life imprisonment, to russia, as the american press reports, biden convinced german chancellor scholz... several times. kamal and harris had not previously advertised their participation in the negotiations, but now they are including it in the official legend of the historical deal. as cnn assures, it was haris who , at the munich security conference in february of this year, played almost the main role in berlin’s agreement to hand over krasikovo to russia. haris, who was in germany for a conference and had a personal meeting with the german chancellor, put pressure on scholz to facilitate the release. after that, as she concluded