Lubyanka Square 11, where the headquarters of the Russian Federal Security Service stood.
Lieov looked at the intelligence that had just been sent back, his expression graver than ever before.
This was intelligence sent back by an important operative in the Island Nation.
Since the last global Intelligent Virus crisis, the Island Nation's Artificial Intelligence research team had been watched closely by major intelligence agencies around the world.
The United States wanted that team, but the Island Nation had refused to yield. In the end, the Americans forced the Island Nation to hand over the Intelligent Virus program and compensate for the losses before the matter finally subsided.
The Island Nation claimed publicly that the Artificial Intelligence research team had been imprisoned, but intelligence officers all knew that the Island Nation could never waste such top-tier researchers. Otherwise, it would not have endured pressure from the Americans to protect that team.
After a period of investigation, their operatives had long learned that the team had been secretly relocated and was working at full capacity on Artificial Intelligence.
They could not make a move against the Ant Army Group's Artificial Intelligence team, so they could only look elsewhere. After all, Russia's talent pool was no longer as abundant or elite as it had been during the Soviet era.
After years of intelligence infiltration and undercover work, good news had finally arrived today.
The Island Nation's Artificial Intelligence research had achieved a major breakthrough.
This intelligence was extraordinary.
The Academy of Sciences' technical advisers, including the president, had all speculated that the Ant Army Group's terrifying technological progress was likely the result of Artificial Intelligence.
Facts had proven that the Huaxia Academy of Sciences' rate of technological breakthroughs in recent years had also been terrifying. The reason this was not widely known