Russia 'studying US statements' about alleged spies

Russia’s Foreign Ministry said it is studying US statements about the arrest of 10 alleged Russian spies.

Russia 'studying US statements' about alleged spies
Tue, 29 Jun, 2010 - 10:40

Russia’s Foreign Ministry said it is studying US statements about the arrest of 10 alleged Russian spies.

Ministry spokesman Igor Lyakin-Frolov said the information given by US authorities looked “contradictory” but would not comment further.

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