Espionage, requested indictment for Navy officer

 The ordinary public prosecutor of Rome and the military one have asked for the indictment of Walter Biot, the officer of the Navy arrested last March while giving confidential documents to a Russian agent.

Against Biot the ordinary prosecutor disputes the crimes of espionage, disclosure of state secrets and corruption.

The military prosecutors accuse the officer of the crimes of "obtaining secret information for the purpose of espionage", "obtaining and disclosing information of a confidential nature", "taking photographs for the purpose of espionage" and "communication abroad of unsolicited news. secret or confidential ".