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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/4638136.stm

 
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/4638136.stm
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The UK embassy in Moscow has refused to comment, but the UK Foreign Office
in London issued a statement. 
"We are concerned and surprised at these allegations. We reject any
allegation of improper conduct in our dealing with Russian NGOs," it said. 
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ROTFL! buffoni e bugiardi allo stesso tempo.
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The Foreign Office said it was well known that the UK government had given
financial support to projects implemented by Russian NGOs in the field of
human rights and civil society. 
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si altri soldini a qualche organizzazione filo-basaev, come hanno fatto in
passato usando quel verme di berezovski... <g>
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 passato usando quel verme di berezovski... <g>
Altre panzane di disinformazia in  cui si bea il cialtrone 
neostalinista che ci vorrebbe vedere tutti stecchiti dal freddo...
Am.
Russia accuses four British diplomats of espionage in mystery 'stone' case
MOSCOW (AFP) - Russia's intelligence service accused four British 
diplomats of involvement in a spy ring in which agents allegedly passed 
secrets through a high-tech communications system hidden in an 
innocent-looking stone in a Moscow park.
The British government said it was "concerned" by the report and denied 
any wrongdoing.
"Four British diplomats are suspected. I am not ready to give their 
names yet, but this is all being investigated," a Federal Security 
Service (FSB) spokesman
 told AFP Monday.
The alleged spying ring was uncovered late last year, according to a 
documentary on state-run Rossiya television late Sunday, which was made 
in cooperation with the FSB.
In a twist worthy of the most elaborate espionage novel, Russian 
counter-intelligence claimed to have discovered an electronic 
communications point disguised in a stone left in a small park on the 
outskirts of Moscow.
The FSB said one of the diplomats, identified as a 30-year-old 
archivist at the British embassy, was seen last autumn using the stone 
as a high-tech version of the traditional letter-box or dead drop in 
which agents can deliver or retrieve information.
"At first we thought this was a normal, typical secret drop-off point 
camouflaged under a stone. However, later when our specialists carried 
out their investigation it became clear that the stone contained an 
electronic device," an FSB officer told Rossiya television.
The stone allegedly contained equipment able both to receive and 
transmit information, the officer said. "This was absolutely new spy 
technology."
Rossiya television said that Russian informants would leave or retrieve 
information by passing near the stone and transmitting from a pocket 
personal computer. Days later, a British diplomat would allegedly visit 
the stone and access the same system.
One Russian citizen connected to the alleged ring had been arrested, 
Rossiya said.
According to Rossiya, one of the British diplomats was "linked to 
several Russian non-governmental organisations."
NGOs and charities operating in Russia with foreign backing have come 
under growing pressure from the authorities amid accusations that they 
are covers for spies. A controversial new law has extended the 
authorities' control over NGOs.
The Rossiya documentary claimed that one of the best known human rights 
advocacy groups in Russia, the Moscow Helsinki Group, had received a 
British government funding grant signed by a member of the alleged spy 
ring.
Moscow Helsinki head Lyudmila Alekseyeva said this was a "provocation" 
aimed at whipping up opposition to the work of NGOs, seen by liberal 
observers as one of the only spheres of Russian political and public 
life still not controlled by the Kremlin.
Alekseyeva told AFP that the document showing one of the alleged 
diplomat-spies' signatures "was a fake." The document displayed on 
television had been written in Russian, while all communication between 
her organisation and British donors were in English, she said.
In London, a spokesman for the Foreign Office said: "We are concerned 
and surprised at these allegations. We reject any allegation of 
improper conduct in our dealing with Russian NGOs.
"It is well known that the UK government has financially supported 
projects implemented by Russian NGOs in the field of human rights and 
civil society.
"All our assistance is given openly and aims to support the development 
of a healthy civil society in Russia."

 
sicuro... Porca troia hanno talmente tante prove da poter sputtanare gli
inglesi in TV altro che ong caritatevoli.

 are covers for spies.
e difatti cosi' si e' scoperto. E a maggio pure i russi fecero la stessa
accusa. Ora hanno una prova piu'.
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 che le ONG comunicavano abitualmente in inglese.
quindi spiano solo in inglese? BWHAHAHAHAH!
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