Bulgarian woman based in UK denies spying for Russia

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In Russia’s birth in Russia, Katrin Ivarova, he is being accused in Russia in a large number of UK and Europe.

It is reported to fight with US military forces and was a secret of two researchers who look like Russia’s enemies.

Judges hear that there is a risk that journalists may be stolen or killed.

By giving evidence first, the mother Ivanova refused to have been a spy.

He agreed to follow the travelers who followed them, and wandered in Europe, but he did not know the real purpose of the work.

He said that they believed the surgeon that looked for the Antician Preligns of Christo Groev was a type of journalism and will disclose it to people as deceitful.

“The purpose was trying to reveal Mr Groez,” he said.

However, there is no more published and “Nothing happened”, he said.

He said who was a friend at the time Agier Dzhanav – the court who told her trust with her life – asked her to work with the lights.

“He’s been friend for more than ten years. Why can they do something that can happen,” he said.

The operation was helpful to Dzhanazov Orlin – Who helped the couple when the economy moved in UK in 2012, Mrs. Ivanova told court.

The two encountered the Roussev at the East Croydon station in 2012, and went to a meal to a restaurant “Posh” near the Thames, said.

“I was very impressed with her,” she says. He was the man I wanted to be.

All Dzhambaov and Roussev has already approved a plot to spy in Russia.

The mother Ivanova wiped out the tears in the Witness box when she explained the way she was arrested along with a woman who thought her spying on the case on the case, Vanka Giberova, one in 30 years.

Judges heard that Dz hawazov and ms gbureova fell together while the police came to build in February 2023.

It said he had a brain tumor and went out for treatment. Now they believe it was a lie to be with “the same life” and Ms gibherova.

The case goes on.