
German intelligence services have stepped up surveillance of the Russian Embassy in Berlin and will tighten border controls over Russian businessmen to determine the purpose of their stay.
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German intelligence services have stepped up surveillance of the Russian Embassy in Berlin and Russian businessmen.
German intelligence services have stepped up surveillance of the Russian Embassy in Berlin. Bild reports this with reference to sources.
“From this moment on, the Russian embassy in Berlin, as well as businessmen arriving in the country, become the object of close attention of the intelligence services,” the publication states.
According to the publication, helicopters are used to monitor the diplomatic mission, and vans, presumably belonging to German intelligence services, are parked at the entrances to the building. In addition, the German authorities intend to tighten border controls regarding Russian businessmen and their families in order to clarify the purposes of their stay in the country.

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