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Andrei Zamyatnin, detained in Sweden on suspicion of espionage, has been released. Swedish authorities reported today that the investigation was unable to collect sufficient evidence of the scientist’s guilt. Apparently, bouts of spy mania are typical for the intelligence services of any state, regardless of its degree of civilization. The only difference is that if in most countries evidence is needed to bring charges, in other states there is still an opinion that “once you were imprisoned, that means there was a reason.”