In the sun-drenched coastal suburb of Larnaca, Cyprus, on a quiet day in late May 2015, Cypriot authorities—guided by weeks of discreet surveillance and intelligence tips—executed a daytime raid on a seemingly ordinary residential home. Descending into the cool, dimly lit basement, officers uncovered a… | Read More in The Blogs
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