Sweden's security service, Sapo, apprehends a former military member and an intelligence agency employee in an intelligence breach case.
Sweden's security service, Sapo, has apprehended two individuals believed to be involved in a significant intelligence breach.in connection with a suspected intelligence breach, with media identifying them as a former member of the military and an intelligence agency employee.“We have conducted an operation and two people have been arrested,” Karin Lutz, press officer for Sapo, told AFP.
Public television SVT meanwhile said the wife was employed at Sweden’s signals intelligence agency, the National Defence Radio Establishment , citing government agency documentation.Lutz said Sapo could not confirm any details about the suspects or the nature of the classified information, noting that the investigation was still ongoing.
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