Estonian officials are complaining tonight that Russia has refused to grant their consular officials access to Eston Kohver, an Estonian spy who was arrested by the Russian FSB last week.
Kohver was arrested along the border with eavesdropping equipment, carrying a gun and 5,000 Euros in cash, according to Russian officials. Estonia claims he was on the Estonian side of the border, which isn’t actually marked in the area where he was caught.
Estonian officials insist that everyone knows the border is defined by a series of bushes in that area, and that Kohver knew it and couldn’t possibly have crossed the border by mistake. Russian officials don’t dispute that, but suspect he crossed intentionally.
Kohver works for the Estonia intelligence agency, but officials claim he was actually working on anti-corruption investigations at the time of his capture, which wouldn’t explain why he was milling about the Russian border.
Now I ask this question would a foreign country that believes they have caught a spy allow that spies possible handler to access the spy, Just think would America allow the then Taliban Government access to the people they captured in Afghanistan, somehow I doubt it!
I doubt whether any country would do it, we know America wouldn't!