Russian intelligence agencies were hard at work last year to foment anti-NATO sentiment in Latvia, another finding by the Latvian Security Police’s annual report.
The report says that Russian intelligence agencies are used to pursue Russia’s foreign policy goals abroad by attempting to popularize certain ideas and beliefs so as to foster public opinion favoring Russia’s position.
The Security Police have observed that Russian intelligence agencies are interested in partly classified and even publicly-available information that they could use to ...
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