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Senior US Army soldier arrested in UK on suspicion of spying for Russia

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U.K. police arrested a senior U.S. Army soldier in a Russia-linked espionage probe, drawing a sharp warning from FBI Director Kash Patel.

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Compiled from 6 independent publishers Fox News · The New York Times · Al Jazeera · BBC News · PBS NewsHour · DW

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  1. Headline updated

    U.K. police arrested a senior U.S. Army soldier in a Russia-linked espionage probe, drawing a sharp warning from FBI Director Kash Patel.

    6 sources at this update
  2. Headline updated

    The 41-year-old man, who was not named, was in custody pending possible charges after a joint investigation with the F.B.I. and U.S. military intelligence.

    5 sources at this update
  3. Headline updated

    London Metropolitan Police says its 'counterterror' forces worked closely with the FBI and US military to make arrest.

    5 sources at this update
  4. Headline updated

    The 41-year-old senior soldier is accused of national security offences and is being questioned in London.

    3 sources at this update

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