Japan admits growing need to counter espionage after Russian ‘den of spies’ report
•Japan acknowledges the increasing necessity to enhance its counter-espionage efforts.
•A New York Times report highlights Japan's vulnerability, labeling it a "den of spies" for Russia.
•The Japanese government emphasizes the importance of addressing these espionage issues with greater rigor.
المصدر: The Guardian World | Source: The Guardian WorldIssue must be addressed with ‘even greater rigour’, says government spokesman, after New York Times report on how it has become a spy hub for Vladimir Putin
Japan has said it recognised the need to counter foreign intelligence better after the New York Times reported that Russia had turned the country into a “den of spies” and key source of weapons components.
The newspaper, in an investigation published on Sunday, reported that thanks to “weak espionage laws”, Moscow was using Japan as a key hub for intelligence gathering and procurement of dual-use technology needed for its war in Ukraine.
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→Japan acknowledges the increasing necessity to enhance its counter-espionage efforts.
→A New York Times report highlights Japan's vulnerability, labeling it a "den of spies" for Russia.
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