Moscow, Russia - Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) has accused several teachers of collaborating with the British Council, alleging they were manipulated by U.K. intelligence to undermine Russia. The FSB claims the British Council, a UK organization promoting cultural and educational exchange, was used as a cover for intelligence activities.
The FSB alleges that British intelligence officers used the British Council to recruit and influence Russian citizens, specifically targeting educators. These teachers are accused of providing information and support that was detrimental to Russia's national interests. The FSB did not provide specific details regarding the nature of the teachers' alleged cooperation or the extent of the damage caused.
The British Council has not yet issued a statement in response to the accusations. However, the UK government has previously denied similar allegations of using the British Council for espionage. The accusations come at a time of increased tension between Russia and the UK, following disagreements over various international issues.
Russia Accuses Teachers of Aiding UK Intelligence
Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) alleges that teachers cooperated with the British Council to harm Russia. The FSB claims the British Council, a cultural organization, served as a front for British intelligence operations. These accusations come amid heightened tensions between Russia and the United Kingdom. Russia alleges the teachers were manipulated into undermining the country's interests.
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