Ex-defense officer admits passing info to Russian attache

Ex-defense officer admits passing info to Russian attache

TOKYO, Japan - Former Maritime Self-Defense Force (MSDF) officer Shigehiro Hagisaki (file photo) admits in court Nov. 27 that he passed defense secrets to Russian military attache Victor Bogatenkov in exchange for money. The indictment said Hagisaki met Bogatenkov at a Tokyo restaurant June 30 and gave him documents.

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