"Georgia breaks Russian spy ring" - this is the title of the article published on the web page of BBC.
"Georgia says it has dismantled a major Russian spy ring and arrested 13 suspects.
The suspects, including four Russian citizens and Georgian military officers, fed sensitive information to Moscow, the Georgian interior ministry said.
A senior official at Russia's foreign ministry described the arrests as "a political farce".
Georgia and Russia fought a brief war in August 2008.
Interior ministry spokesman Shota Utiashvili told AFP: "This is a huge deal in terms of Georgia securing its military intelligence."
He also said that the arrests were a big blow to the GRU, Russian military intelligence, - the article reads.
News Agencies Associated Press and Reuters also published articles about the event. According to Associated Press most of detainees are the employees of the Georgian Air Forces. Reuters was the first who spread the information about detention of Russian spies a week ago.
