Bulgarians are found guilty of Russia in UK, accused of putting the “Honeyttrips” for purposes

Three Bulgarian nations from Britain was found in Friday’s case by London Jury of Testing Russia in what the prosecutors say “was the industrial measure.”

Trio was accused of risking risk as they made orders on the names of Russian intelligence to make surveillance throughout Europe between 2020 and 2023.

Katrin Ivanova, 33, Marnyo Gaberova, 30, and Tihomir Ivanov Ivanchev, 39, were found Friday court in Chile London after the trial started in November.

All three, who were arrested in sexual relations with one of their supervisors or each other, were forbidden to enter the building and said they did not know what they were doing or lied to their supervisors.

Their programs were placed on thousands of exchanging messages between the Center’s leaders and received police, the BBC reported. The messages include kidnapping sites and kill some of the group’s goals and plans to compromise most of the “honey honey.

Prosecutors said they were examined in the US air system in Germany where Ukrainian soldiers continued to have training, and he had discussed the Russian national opposers.

They said they tried to attract a Bulgarian journalist that opened Moscow’s involvement in 2018 Navichok The Syriy Spy poisoning was Russian in Salisbury, England, “at HoneyTrap” and Gaberova.

Ringleaders discussed the blood and killing a Bellingcat Christ Grozev reporter, or he cured him and take him to Russia, prosecutors.

Spy cell – Gaberova was a Beautician boy, Ivanchev became a PEASS AND ROUSEV painter in the highest stakeholder of London Financial Financial Officer, the BBC said.

Police investigation turned to 221 cell phones, 495 SIM cards, 11 drones, devices allowing data to be issued to the call and the Wi-Fi function, said BBC.

Spy Ring also included two of the charges, Ringleader Orlin Roussev and her small Dzabazov Biser. They had pleaded guilty to obtaining cases of charges of obtaining literal offenses and obtained false documents.

Roussev, 47, was guided by Agent at Russian Jan Marsalek, Austrian National, who contacted Russian intelligence structures, prosecutors said.

Dzabazov and Ivanova stayed together as a couple and worked on health workers, BBC reported, but Dzabazev was in a relationship with Gaberova. Both were found in bed together when police arrested – and Ivanchev divided into the past, according to BBC.