The National Intelligence Service and the Hellenic Police have been on red alert in recent days after the arrest of a Greek expatriate from Georgia who is accused of being recruited by Russian intelligence to send photos and videos of military installations in Alexandroupoli. The spy thriller began to unfold when the NIS received information that revealed the activities of the 59-year-old who, as it turned out afterwards, is a permanent resident of the area and his official job is that of a painter. The 59-year-old was arrested yesterday, Tuesday (4/29) with investigators now attempting to fully map his activities in order to establish what he has photographed and when. As the authorities' investigation revealed, the man had initially been approached by a member of a foreign-based (Eastern Europe) criminal group ring which is active in drug trafficking, arms trafficking, and has been involved in murders. This criminal, therefore...