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Γιατί οι κεραίες στα ρωσικά διπλωματικά κτίρια προκαλούν ανησυχία στην Ευρώπη;

Η Αυστρία απέλασε πρόσφατα τρεις Ρώσους διπλωμάτες για υποτιθέμενες κατασκοπευτικές δραστηριότητες στη Βιέννη. Ερευνητές, δημοσιογράφοι και πρώην αξιωματούχοι των μυστικών υπηρεσιών λένε ότι τα συστήματα κεραιών στα ρωσικά διπλωματικά κτίρια θα μπορούσαν να είναι η πηγή της ανησυχίας.

ΔΙΑΒΑΣΤΕ ΕΠΙΣΗΣ : http://gr.euronews.com/2026/05/12/giati-oi-keraies-sta-rwsika-diplwmatika-ktiria-prokaloyn-anhsyxia-sthn-eyrwph

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00:04Υπότιτλοι AUTHORWAVE
00:04Welcome to Euronews' fact-checking show The Cube.
00:07Austria has expelled three Russian diplomats after accusing Moscow of using diplomatic cover for espionage activities in Vienna.
00:15The country's foreign minister described the espionage as a security problem for Austria
00:19and what she called an antenna forest at Russia's diplomatic representation.
00:24But what is she referring to?
00:25Researchers say several Russian buildings in the city are fitted with antenna systems
00:30and satellite dishes that could potentially intercept satellite, radio and other communications.
00:36And it's not unusual for embassies to use antenna systems and satellite dishes on their rooftops to communicate with their
00:43governments.
00:44But investigation from the Financial Times in March cited officials and analysts monitoring the installations
00:50who said that the dishes appear to move and reposition frequently.
00:54Analysts say that this is unusual for systems only used for fixed diplomatic communications.
01:00And Austria is not an isolated case.
01:03An investigation by the Dossier Center and several European media outlets
01:07mapped large numbers of antennas and rooftop structures on Russian diplomatic buildings across Europe.
01:13These include unusual container-like rooftop structures seen on Russian diplomatic buildings in Belgium, Spain and Poland.
01:22Former intelligence officials told The Cube that some systems could support espionage activities.
01:28For example, they can intercept radio waves, satellite communications and unencrypted internet traffic.
01:33And Vienna has long been associated with suspected espionage activity.
01:38The Austrian capital hosts major international organizations, including the United Nations,
01:44the International Atomic Energy Agency and the OSCE, the world's largest regional security organization,
01:50which are often the target of undercover work.
01:57of international documents associated with several times in the United States ofanders,
01:58of America has been on the U.S.
01:58Ευχαριστώ.
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