KGB reveals details of 'US spy ring' scandal
A spokesman for the Belarus's security service, KGB has revealed the details of the "spy scandal" that unfolded in March 2008 when Minsk accused US diplomats of running a spy ring in Belarus, reports Interfax. Valery Nadtchayev of the Belarus's security service said in a statement that a group of Belarusian spies was hired by Kurt Feenly, a US embassy security officer. The KGB said Feenly worked for FBI.
Nadtchayev stressed that Belarus's security agents had halted the operation of the "spy ring" "at early stages".
Nadtchayev stressed that Belarus's security agents had halted the operation of the "spy ring" "at early stages".