(ANSA) - ROME, NOV 20 - The Milan Public Prosecutor's Office has closed an investigation against two people based in Lombardy who allegedly provided sensitive information to Russian intelligence services, judicial sources said Wednesday.
    The pair, starting early last year, alleged provided information on the "mapping of video surveillance systems in the cities of Milan and Rome, paying particular attention to the 'grey areas', that is, those areas of the city not covered by cameras" or "dash cams" on taxis.
    The possible charge against them is "corruption of the citizen by the foreigner" aggravated by the purpose of terrorism and subversion. (ANSA).