STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The Swedish Prosecution Authority said on Friday it had requested that a person arrested on Tuesday remain in custody on suspicion of gross illegal intelligence activities against Sweden and against a foreign power.
The court handling the case has not yet set a time for the detention hearing, the agency said.
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