A Russian security expert criticized Estonian KAPO - the Security Police board (Kaitsepolitseiamet) for its warning to the local population of vigorous activity of the Russian secret services, As AIA reported, KAPO said that the Russians try to recruit Estonians who visit Russia and other neighboring countries, as they search for the ways get access to the NATO and EU documentation. They use different methods to recruit agents – from bribing till physical violence and racketing, threatening to harm the close one's, Kaitsepolitseiamet sources said to the Eesti Paevaleht. Vladimir Simindey, a security expert, claimed that KAPO is demonizing Russia, using KGB's techniques. He said KAPO just copied KGB's warnings to the Soviet tourists traveling abroad, issued in 1974, REGNUM reported.