German Army Staff Accused of Spying for Russia, Fueling Putin's Wealth

The US and its European allies are importing large amounts of nuclear fuel from Russia, providing Moscow with much-needed revenue as it wages war on Ukraine. This dependence on Russian nuclear products raises concerns about bankrolling Moscow and complicating efforts to curtail its war-making abilities. Meanwhile, Russia claimed to have shot down 13 Ukrainian drones, and a deadly Russian strike on Zaporizhia resulted in two deaths and several injuries. In an embarrassing development for Germany, a man working for the German army has been arrested on suspicion of spying for Russia, highlighting the increased threat of espionage amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine.