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US Army Soldier Arrested In England Over Russian Spying - And Where He Worked Is The Alarming Part
US Army Soldier Arrested In England Over Russian Spying - And Where He Worked Is The Alarming Part
A 41-year-old US Army soldier was arrested near Gloucester, England, on Tuesday on suspicion of spying for Russia while assigned to NATO's Allied Rapid Reaction Corps, the alliance's British-led rapid-deployment headquarters.London's Metropolitan Police said the arrest was made as part of a Counter Terrorism Policing investigation, on suspicion of offenses under sections 1 and 3 of the National Security Act 2023: obtaining, copying, retaining or disclosing "protected information," and assisting a foreign...
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Authored by Michael Kern via OilPrice.com,
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi says Saudi Arabia won't sign the Additional Protocol but will accept oversight powers over enrichment, conversion and reprocessing that closely mirror it.
The underlying US-Saudi 123 agreement, signed July 22, opens a path to domestic uranium enrichment after a two-year study, a break from the UAE's enrichment-free 'gold standard.'
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