Jury NY accused former analyst belonging US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Sue May Terry work secretly for the government South Korea in exchange for luxury items and up to US$37,000.

According to the indictment, Terry would have acted for the first time as foreign agent in June 2019, when it met in “repeatedly» with contact from South Korean governmentThis was reported by the American news network CNN.

So, by order from the South Korean authorities, Terry”defended political positionsfrom Seoul even through the publication of articles and media appearances.

In addition, he is accused of disclose confidential information from the United States administration to South Korean intelligence officials, and “made access easier from South Korean government officials to US government officials.”

In exchange, Terry would receive some money from the South Korean authorities. 37,000 US dollars was received into the accounts of “think tank‘, where the former analyst worked, also received Luxuries How bags And coatas well as dinners in prestigious restaurants.

The aforementioned news network assured that it had attempted to contact both Ministry of Foreign Affairs of South Korea as was the case with South Korea’s National Intelligence Service, which declined to comment.

US Legislation obliges To citizens Americans register as foreign agents if they engage in certain conduct for or on behalf of another state. The prosecution accuses Terry of failing to act in relation to his activities.