- FBI Director Christopher Wray highlighted the persistent presence of Russian spies in the U.S., stating that it remains “way too big” despite recent efforts to counter them.
- He emphasized that while the U.S. has made progress in addressing this issue, the Russian intelligence footprint in the country remains disproportionately large and is a continuous challenge to block and disrupt.
- Wray also mentioned that Russia is using intermediaries, known as cut-outs, in its intelligence operations, citing the case of Hector Alejandro Cabrera Fuentes, a Mexican national arrested in 2020 for spying on behalf of Moscow. Read More
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