Dutch Teenagers Arrested Over Alleged Spying for Russia, Report Says

Authorities in the Netherlands have arrested several teenagers on suspicion of spying on behalf of Russia, according to local reports.

The suspects are accused of attempting to gather sensitive information and passing it to Russian contacts. Investigators said the case highlights growing concerns about Moscow’s efforts to recruit young people for intelligence work in Europe.

Dutch security officials confirmed that the arrests were part of a broader counterintelligence operation. They are now working to determine the extent of the teenagers’ activities and whether they were part of a larger network.

The incident comes at a time of heightened tensions between Russia and Western countries, with European governments warning of increased espionage and cyber operations. Legal proceedings are underway, and the suspects could face serious charges if found guilty.