Two Russians jailed in Angola on terrorism and espionage charges

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Two Russian nationals, identified as a political consultant and a translator, have been sentenced to prison in Angola on charges of terrorism and spying. The pair were accused of inciting protests in the country last year. Both individuals denied the allegations against them. The case drew attention amid broader concerns about foreign interference in Angolan affairs.

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