Unusual properties with Kremlin connections. Diplomats warn of a "Trojan horse"

Diplomats warn that properties owned by Russians in Sweden, Norway, and Lithuania could be used by the Kremlin for espionage and sabotage against NATO. Concerns focus on a villa near a military base in Sweden, owned by the wife of a Putin associate. The Swedish government plans to seize this property due to its strategic location. Similar suspicions arise in Norway regarding holiday homes near military installations. Lithuania has enacted laws to restrict Russian ownership of properties near sensitive sites, amid fears of espionage and sabotage activities.