Russian 'Illegal' Agents in Argentina Steal Identities to Spy in Europe

Juan was terrified as his immediate superior watched the conversation he was having with a stranger, who asked many questions and spoke with a Spanish accent. 'I can't talk, I would get into trouble,' Juan kept repeating, while the stranger asked him about the activities of the Dultsevs, a Russian family he had known for a decade under another surname, the Gischs. This family, consisting of the parents and two minor children, lived for five years in a building on O'Higgins Street, in the Belgrano neighborhood of Buenos Aires, where Juan is a doorman.