Top Russian spy chief agrees spooks could have relaxed secrecy, reminds saying that country can ‘know its heroes’ ...News

The head of Moscow’s main foreign intelligence agency has praised efforts to bring more openness to the service’s espionage activities so that its former operatives can be recognized for their historic overseas missions. Sergei Naryshkin, director of the SVR, told reporters on Tuesday that his predecessor, Yevgeny Primakov, had introduced a series of changes that emphasized the principle of “reasonable openness – not to the detriment, of course, of state secrets.” According to the director, under Primakov “Russia’s most closed agency began to inform the general public about its activities.” This, Naryshkin added, meant that the country

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