MOSCOW (Reuters) - A top Russian security official said in an article published on Friday that Moscow had
Nikolai Patrushev, the secretary of Russia's Security Council, wrote in Russia's foreign intelligence agency's house magazine:
"In recent years, hundreds of employees of foreign intelligence services, as well as other persons involved in organising intelligence and subversive activities against our country and our strategic partners, have been identified and neutralised". Patrushev, a close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, is a former director of the Federal Security Service and is seen as a key advocate of hardline, hawkish policies within the Kremlin.
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