Italy is reportedly the EU's 'Trojan horse,' granting over 160,000 visas annually to Russian nationals, raising alarms within intelligence agencies regarding infiltration threats. The infiltration concerns span from wealthy tourists to spies from the GRU, as well as operatives linked to attacks on arms factories, including movement involving Vladimir Putin's daughter and contacts with Bavaria's Monaco region.

Italy is reportedly the EU's 'Trojan horse,' granting over 160,000 visas annually to Russian nationals, raising alarms within intelligence agencies regarding infiltration threats. The infiltration concerns span from wealthy tourists to spies from the GRU, as well as operatives linked to attacks on arms factories, including movement involving Vladimir Putin's daughter and contacts with Bavaria's Monaco region.