Romania identifies Russian 'one-time use' spy under SRI surveillance since February

Romanian intelligence (SRI) has been tracking a 40-year-old Russian accused of espionage since February, identifying him as a 'one-time use' agent—a disposable asset Moscow deploys for sabotage in Europe. The Independent's analysis highlights Russia's reliance on such operatives for deniable operations. The case underscores ongoing Russian espionage activity in Eastern Europe, though details on the agent's activities and any arrests remain undisclosed.