In a significant espionage case, two 17-year-old boys from the Netherlands have been arrested on suspicion of state interference with reported ties to Russian spying activities. Prosecutors revealed that the teenagers were allegedly contacted by pro-Russian hackers through the messaging app Telegram. One of the boys was observed near the offices of Europol, Eurojust, and the Canadian embassy in The Hague, carrying a 'wi-fi sniffer' designed to detect and intercept wireless networks. Following their court appearance, one boy was remanded in custody while the other was placed under strict home bail conditions pending a hearing in the next two weeks. The investigation remains ongoing, and details are limited due to the suspects' age. The father of one of the boys stated that his son was arrested while doing homework and had a keen interest in hacking.