Swedes Find More Soviet Bugs
From Reuters
STOCKHOLM —
Swedish experts combing the country’s Soviet Embassy after the discovery of 30 listening devices last October have stumbled across 12 more of the bugs, a union representing staff at embassies abroad said today.
Sweden believes that the devices were planted while the embassy was being built with Soviet labor between 1968 and 1972. They were found when Swedish workers tore down a wall to build a new wing.
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