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U.S. diplomat, named as Ryan Christopher Fogle, arrested on Monday
Russia claims he was attempting to recruit a secret services agent who specialized in Caucasus region where Boston bombing suspects had roots
Letter allegedly found on Fogle offers agents $1million per year to defect
U.S. ambassador summoned to Russian foreign ministry on Wednesday
Photos of Fogle's belongings show he was in possession of two wigs, three pairs of sunglasses, a microphone, knife and large bank notes
A U.S. diplomat was expelled from Russia on Tuesday after the Kremlin's security forces said that he tried to recruit a Russian agent.

The FSB counter intelligence service claimed Ryan Christopher Fogle was caught red-handed seeking to recruit a Russian intelligence officer.

The Russian agency displayed evidence that they claimed to have found on Fogle including wigs, packets of cash, a knife, map and compass, and a letter promising millions for 'long-term cooperation'.

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Seized: Ryan Christopher Fogle was arrested and taken to FSB headquarters at the Lubyanka, Moscow, and later handed over to the U.S. embassy in keeping with diplomatic protocols

Capture: A man named as Ryan Fogle sits at the receiving office of the Federal Security Service in Moscow on Monday

The FSB, the successor to the Soviet-era KGB, identified the diplomat as Fogle, a third secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, detaining him briefly overnight.

It alleged Fogle was a CIA officer trying to recruit a Russian counter-terrorism officer who specializes in the volatile Caucasus region in southern Russia, where the two Boston Marathon bombing suspects had their ethnic roots.

Fogle was handed over to U.S. Embassy officials, declared persona non grata and ordered to leave Russia immediately. He has diplomatic immunity, which protects him from arrest.

The State Department would only confirm that Fogle worked as an embassy employee, but wouldn't give any details about his employment record or responsibilities in Russia.

Some officials also referred inquiries to the CIA, which declined comment.

Fogle was the first American diplomat to be publicly accused of spying in Russia in about a decade.

While relations between the two countries have been strained, officials in both Washington and Moscow sought to play down the incident.


Arrested: The U.S. diplomat - suspected by Russia of being a CIA agent - was named as Ryan Christopher Fogle

Seized: The FSB claimed a third secretary in the political section of the U.S. Embassy had attempted to recruit a Russian secret services official
The Russian Foreign Ministry summoned U.S. Ambassador Michael McFaul to appear on Wednesday in connection with the case. McFaul said he would not comment on the spying allegation.

Russian officials expressed indignation the U.S. would carry out an espionage operation at a time when the two countries have been working to improve counterterrorism cooperation.

'Such provocative actions in the spirit of the Cold War do nothing to strengthen mutual trust,' the Russian Foreign Ministry said.

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http://www.straitstimes.com/world/nato-united-on-deterrence-and-dialogue-with-russia

Nato united on 'deterrence and dialogue' with Russia
French President Francois Hollande and German Chancellor Angela Merkel at a fly-past of Nato countries' jet fighters at the summit in Warsaw, Poland, on Friday.
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The allies have also promised the United States they will help fund Afghan security forces to the tune of around US$1 billion (S$1.34 billion) annually over the next three years despite public fatigue in Western countries about their involvement in the long-running conflict.

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He said that member states "stand together" on Russia, with Nato's eastern flank still nervous after Moscow's shock annexation of Crimea and the Ukraine conflict.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has opposed Nato's decision to put four battalions in Poland and the Baltic states, seeing the expansion into Moscow's Soviet-era backyard as a security threat.

Nato is keen to downplay any divisions, but there have been calls from countries like France and Germany to avoid a Cold War-style stand-off when Moscow's help is needed on issues such as terrorism.

"The alliance is united, we stand together," Mr Stoltenberg said when asked about talks the 28 Nato leaders had on Russia on Friday night. "The united message is that defence and dialogue are what our relationship is based on."

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Russian guard takes down CIA spy, video allegedly shows
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Screen grab from a video released by Ruptly on June 7, 2016 shows the moment when a Russian guard attacks an alleged CIA spy before entering the US embassy in Moscow.
Screen grab from a video released by Ruptly on June 7, 2016 shows the moment when a Russian guard attacks an alleged CIA spy before entering the US embassy in Moscow.

Footage has emerged showing a Russian guard wrestling down an American diplomat and alleged CIA spy before he enters the US embassy in the Russian capital Moscow.

The video, released Thursday by video news agency Ruptly, shows the guard tacking the man to the ground.

Apparently shot from a CCTV camera across the street, the video shows a Taxi pulling off in front of the embassy and the man jumping out.

After being taken down by the guard, the man apparently struggles to enter the embassy by dragging himself on the ground but is faced with resistance from the guard.

There was no more information or any official confirmation of the footage as the motive for the attack also remained unclear.

Citing US officials, the Washington Post said the incident occurred on June 6, adding that the guard was with Russian Federal Security Service (FSB).

The report alleged that the diplomat suffered a broken shoulder, among other injuries, and was later flown out of Russia and back to the United States.

 

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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...n-officials-in-response-to-attack-on-diplomat

US expelled two Russian officials in response to attack on diplomat

State Department says move was response to an attack on a US diplomat by a Russian police officer in Moscow last month
The US embassy in Moscow.
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The US last month expelled two Russian officials in response to an attack on an American diplomat by a Russian police officer in Moscow, the State Department has said.

The officials were expelled 17 June, department spokesman John Kirby told reporters. He didn’t immediately provide additional information.

Kirby said the American was attacked 6 June by a Russian guard outside the US embassy compound. Kirby said the attack was “unprovoked and it endangered the safety of our employee”.

The Russian foreign ministry claims the American was a CIA agent and he refused to provide his identification documents. Moscow says the police officer was fulfilling his duties defending the embassy.

Kirby disputed those statements, telling reporters: “The Russian claim that the policeman was protecting the embassy from an unidentified individual is simply untrue.”

 

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CIA agent attacked US Embassy guard in Moscow – Russian Foreign Ministry
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The US uses its media to spread outright lies about Russia, the Russian Foreign Ministry said, dismissing a report by the Washington Post about a ‘US diplomat’ 'beaten' by Russian security. In fact, it was a US spy who attacked a Russian police officer.

“US State Department and security services have been actively using the Washington Post for disseminating distorted information and outright lies about “harassment” of the US diplomats in Russia,” Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said, commenting on a report by the US newspaper on the alleged beating of a US diplomat by Russian security staff.

The story in the report was completely made up, Zakharova said, dismissing the report published on June 29, in which the Washington Post claimed that a “Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) guard stationed outside the US Embassy in Moscow attacked and beat up a US diplomat who was trying to enter the compound.”
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The ministry’s spokeswoman explained that, in reality, it was a US citizen who attacked a Russian security guard stationed outside the US embassy when the officer tried to check his ID.

“On the night of June 6, a taxi drove up to the US embassy in Moscow. A man with a hat drawn over his eyes jumped out of the car and rushed to the entrance. A police officer, who was on duty at the entrance, tried to check the ID of the suspicious man to ensure that there is no threat for the embassy,” Zakharova told journalists at a briefing on Thursday.

“Instead of letting the officer see his ID, the man hit him with an elbow in the face than pushed him away and fled to the embassy,” she added, stressing that the Washington Post report “not only distorts the information but openly contradicts the facts.”

She also emphasized that the attack on the police officer was recorded by the CCTV cameras and presented to the US State Department “long ago,” with Russian Foreign Ministry filing a protest over the incident.

It was later revealed that the man who attacked the officer was in fact a CIA agent, who worked in Russia under diplomatic cover and was returning from a mission on the night of the attack, the spokeswoman stressed, adding that the agent apparently tried to escape recognition.

She also said that information about the ‘diplomat’s’ allegedly broken shoulder reported by the Washington Post report is also false and was disproved by a video presented by the US side to the Russian ministry.

Zakharova also emphasized that it is the US that asked Russia to provide security for its embassy and send police to guard it. “Moreover, they [the US] regularly ask us to enhance [the embassy’s] security,” she added.

The ministry’s spokeswoman also expressed “regret” over “Washington deliberately souring the bilateral relations particularly by provocations and disinformation,” stressing that such policy “will not lead to anything good.”

The Washington Post report came just a day after Russian Foreign Ministry slammed another article by the US newspaper that claimed that “Russia is harassing US diplomats all over Europe.” It’s the Russian diplomats who are being pressured, not the other way around, the Foreign Ministry said, blasting the article.

 

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By Andrew Blake - The Washington Times - Saturday, July 9, 2016

Russia on Saturday said its expelled two Americans in connection with an incident last month outside the U.S. Embassy in Moscow.

The expulsions, revealed through the Russian Federation’s foreign ministry website, were announced one day after State Department spokesman John Kirby said that two Russian officials had recently been expelled from the U.S. in response to the same June 6 altercation in downtown Moscow.

According to the State Department, “an accredited U.S. diplomat” was assaulted by a Russian security guard upon returning to the embassy in a taxi cab last month. Russian officials blamed the attack on the American, however, and said the diplomat was actually an undercover CIA operative.

The State Department responded by expelling two Russians from Washington on June 17, Mr. Kirby said during a press conference Friday. Less than 24 hours later, Russia’s Foreign Ministry announced it has taken similar action against two Americans, including the supposed CIA spy involved in the embassy incident.

Russia has labeled the two unnamed Americans “persona non grata for activities incompatible with their diplomatic status,” according to Saturday’s statement.

“We hope that they in Washington will realize all the viciousness of the aggressive anti-Russia line. If they decide there to move on the path of escalation, they won’t be left without a response,” the foreign ministry said, citing Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov.

The June 6 incident outside Moscow’s U.S. Embassy was first reported by the Washington Post, and was quickly called into question by Russian officials.

“Instead of the CIA employee, who was in disguise, as we understand, it could have been anyone - a terrorist, an extremist, a suicide bomber,” Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said in the aftermath of the Post report.

“Instead of letting the (Russian) officer see his ID, the man hit him with an elbow in the face than (sic) pushed him away and fled to the embassy,” Ms. Zakharova said, according to state-run media.

Surveillance-video footage aired by Russian television in recent days have since raised questions about the foreign ministry’s narrative and appears to show a security guard assaulting an individual immediately as that person approaches the embassy.

“The Russian claim that the policeman was protecting the embassy from an unidentified individual is simply untrue,” Mr. Kirby said Friday.

“We are extremely troubled by the way our employees have been treated over the past couple of years and we’ve raised those concerns at the highest levels,” he told reporters, according to the Associated Press. “Harassment and surveillance of our diplomatic personnel in Moscow by security personnel and by traffic police have increased significantly and we find this absolutely unacceptable.”

 

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http://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/287114-russia-expels-two-us-diplomats-from-moscow

July 09, 2016, 12:16 pm
Russia expels two US diplomats from Moscow

By Nikita Vladimirov


Russian officials have expelled two U.S. diplomats from Moscow after two Russian diplomats were ordered to leave Washington, according to BBC.

Moscow accused the two diplomats of being CIA spies.

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The decision came after one U.S. diplomat had an altercation with local police near the embassy in Moscow.

Russian officials say the diplomat refused to show a policeman any identification, and punched him in the face.

"Instead of the CIA employee, who was in disguise, as we understand, it could have been anyone — a terrorist, an extremist, a suicide bomber," Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said.

Russian deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said that both diplomats "were declared persona non grata for activities incompatible with their diplomatic status.”

U.S. officials say Moscow is lying about the incident.

"The action was unprovoked and it endangered the safety of our employee," said State department spokesman John Kirby.

"The Russian claim that the policeman was protecting the embassy from an unidentified individual is simply untrue," he added.

Moscow was likely retaliating after two Russian diplomats were told to leave Washington last month.

U.S. diplomats have accused Russian security and intelligence services of increasing harassment of late, including home break-ins and the killing of a family pet.

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