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Russian military officer accused of spying for Georgia
Updated: 2011-01-14 21:07
(Xinhua)
MOSCOW - A Russian military officer has been arrested on charges of spying for Georgia, authorities said Friday.
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The FSB alleged that Aliyev collected sensitive information about the district's army units and establishments on orders of the Georgian special service.
The FSB also arrested Aliyev's mother who allegedly had been planning to relay the classified information collected by her son during her trip to Georgia.
Georgian authorities in December arrested six people who allegedly staged several explosions in Tbilisi and had been spying for Russia.
Russia and Georgia have been at odds since 2008 when they fought a brief war that resulted in Moscow's recognition of two Georgian breakaway regions as independent states.
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