Russian spy ring plans to kill a journalist to kill the journalist ‘Kalpana to’

A journalist targeted by a Russian spy ring said that he had a list of “methods of murder” that “beyond any imagination” to kill him.

Christo Grozev reported that he was killed by the BBC One Planned Foller, and another “suicide attacker” was included.

Bulgarian, who has published several exposes on Russia with colleague Roman Dobrokotov, said many incidents have shown that the pair was tracked throughout Europe and the agent “breathing our neck”.

He was speaking after three Bulgarian citizens Russia was found guilty of spying, one of the largest foreign intelligence works in the UK.

Mr. Grovez said since the court case, the Austrian police had assured him and his children that it could not happen again, saying that his family was “surprised” initially.

Talking to BBC Radio 4 broadcast house programHe said that “the list of methods of murder imagined on his life” reads like a film Noor “.

He said that one of those methods “

Mr. Grovez said that he was also planned to be kidnapped and “send me to a torture camp in Syria”, while another person with “Latex Mask” flew him to Russia on a commercial flight, which was “arrested in front of cameras for complete destruction”.

“Another method was killing me using a sledahemer”, he said that the imagination and imagination of the detectives was “beyond any imagination”.

The work of Shri Growse and Shri Dobrokotov involves highlighting Russia’s role in nervous agent attacks on the then Russian opposition leader Alexi Navalani in 2020 and Sergei Skreple in Salisbury in 2018,

Jaan marslakeThose who instructed the detective ring on behalf of Russian intelligence services, wrote in a message in December 2020 that Mr. Grozev was “the chief investigator in the Navalani case”.

A message sent by Marselake to Orlin Rusev – a former guest house in the Norfolk ran the UK -based group – “personally I think Grozev is not a very valuable target, but apparently Putin hates him seriously.”

After 2020, Spy Sale followed two journalists across Europe, spying on aircraft, hotels and private properties.

On Friday, three spies were found guilty of spying for Russia in one of the largest “foreign intelligence operations in the UK.

In court, it was discovered that the operators of Spy Ring entered Grozev’s flat in 2022 in 2022 when my son was playing a computer game in his room “, the journalist said.

He said: “I just don’t want to think about what happened if my son decided to go out of his room during his theft.”

On Friday, Vanya Gaberova, 33 -year -old Catreen Ivanova, and 39 -year -old Tihomir Evanhev were found guilty of conspiracy to spy. While the trio had day -to -day jobs as a beautician, a healthcare worker and a decorator, they were part of the cell they were plotted to kidnap and kill goals, as well as plans to ensure them in the so -called honeytrapes.

CDR Dominic Murphy of the Metropolitan Police said the methods he used would “expect to look into a detective novel”.