Sweden has expelled two Russian diplomats in connection with a scandal and industrial espionage at a major Swedish company. A Swedish Foreign Ministry official stated that today the Russian ambassador was informed that these two diplomats are considered undesirable. Apparently, the two Russian diplomats have left Sweden. Russia has stated that it reserves the right to take appropriate retaliatory action. Last week, three Swedes were arrested at Ericsson on suspicion of providing confidential company information to foreign spies. Ericsson, in addition to manufacturing mobile phones, also produces radar and missile guidance systems.
Sweden Expels Two Russian Diplomats
Sweden expelled two Russian diplomats due to their involvement in an industrial espionage scandal linked to Ericsson. This action follows the arrest of three Swedes suspected of leaking confidential information to foreign spies. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between Sweden and Russia regarding espionage activities.
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📰 What Happened
Sweden expelled two Russian diplomats due to their involvement in an industrial espionage scandal at Ericsson. This follows the arrest of three Swedes suspected of leaking confidential information.
- Two Russian diplomats were expelled from Sweden.
- Three Swedes were arrested for espionage at Ericsson.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Espionage and security concerns have been a significant issue in Europe, with several countries taking actions against Russian activities.
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