Interfax: Russian intelligence services have information about meetings between the arrested journalist Safronov and Japanese military diplomats
Russian intelligence services have information that journalist Ivan Safronov, arrested in a treason case, has been in contact with representatives of the Japanese military attache in Moscow for several years, Interfax reports , citing an “informed” source. “Between 2012 and 2018, Japanese military diplomats held dozens of meetings with Safronov in Moscow. At the same time, he was previously sent questions about plans to supply Russian weapons to foreign countries,” the source claims.