Balarus state television ‘Belarus 1’According to the channel’s news, GomelJapanese spy caught in the city Masatoshi Nakanishi,the information obtained Ukraine or the USAby To BelarusHe stated that it could be used in a possible missile attack against the country.
The news reported that Japanese spy Nakanishi “The photos I took near the Ukrainian border, where the bridges and the railway are located, could be used by the US or Ukraine for a possible attack. I think that a missile attack could be launched on Belarusian territory. There are very close relations between the US and Japan. I did something wrong, I regret it. I think my actions harmed the security of Belarus.”expressions in the form of were included.
In the news, Belarus-UkraineThe Japanese spy took more than 9 thousand photographs, mainly of bridges, roads, railways, military and logistic facilities on the border, one of which was used in Minsk for the transfer of information. At the Japanese EmbassyIt was stated that he used two channels.
Nakanishi in July Belarusian State Security Committee (KGB)The news reported that the Japanese spy was detained by the Japanese intelligence and counterintelligence activities, and was sent to Gomel for this mission after receiving training in Japan. Nakanishi, the information, intelligence and counterintelligence activities To the National Public Safety Committee of JapanHe prepared detailed reports for each of the six years he spent in Belarus in order to convey his
Belarus1 television previously reported that a Japanese secret service spy was caught in the city of Gomel, and that the spy was accused of ‘collecting information about the social and political situation in Belarus, China’s ‘One Generation, One Road’He stated that he was interested in broad topics ranging from the implementation of the project to what is happening on the Belarus-Ukraine border and that he recorded images of the military infrastructures in the country.
Japanese governmentIn July, it confirmed that one of its citizens had been detained in Belarus and announced that it had been provided with consular support.
