Brit accused of feeding Russian military details of UK drone factories
What to know about Brit accused of feeding Russian military details of UK drone factories
Prosecutors say the case also involves research into signal-jamming equipment and an offer to carry out the sabotage himself.
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What happened
Prosecutors say the case also involves research into signal-jamming equipment and an offer to carry out the sabotage himself.
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