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    Swedish espionage suspect appears to have been working for Russia, prosecutor says

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    Posted on January 9, 2026

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    Last updated: January 20, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    A Swedish man is suspected of espionage for Russia, having allegedly assisted Russian intelligence. The suspect, who denies the charges, was employed by the Swedish military.

    Table of Contents

    • Overview of the Espionage Case
    • Details of the Investigation
    • Prosecutor's Statements
    • Suspect's Background

    Swedish espionage suspect appears to have been working for Russia, prosecutor

    Overview of the Espionage Case

    STOCKHOLM, Jan 9 (Reuters) - A man detained in Sweden on suspicion of espionage appears to have been working for Russia, the prosecution authority said on Friday.

    Details of the Investigation

    The Swedish national, who according to the armed forces was or had been employed by the military, was formally detained on Wednesday.

    Prosecutor's Statements

    "At present, the investigation points to the suspect having been assisting Russian intelligence," Prosecutor Mats Ljungqvist said in a statement on Friday. 

    Suspect's Background

    Prosecutors on Wednesday said they suspected the man of spying from January 2025 until his arrest on January 4, without providing further detail. The 33-year-old has denied the allegations against him.

    (Reporting by Anna Ringstrom, editing by Alex Richardson)

    Key Takeaways

    • •A Swedish man is suspected of espionage for Russia.
    • •The suspect was employed by the Swedish military.
    • •Prosecutors claim he assisted Russian intelligence.
    • •The suspect denies all allegations.
    • •The investigation covers activities from January 2025.

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