Italian Naval Captain Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison for Selling Classified Information to Russia

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An Italian naval captain, Walter Biot, has recently been sentenced to thirty years in prison after having been convicted of selling classified information to the Russian government. In 2021, Biot was arrested while handing documents to a Russian embassy staff member in a parking lot in Rome. It is believed that he sold the secrets, including NATO documents, for a total of 5000 euros (more than four lakh rupees). In the United States, this type of act is considered to be an egregious offense, as such an act could put national security in jeopardy and severely undermine the trust of our allies. As a result, this case serves as a reminder of the importance of safeguarding confidential information and of the high cost that can come with compromising national security.

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