Russian officials face various restrictions on their ability to travel abroad, the Kremlin said Friday after Reuters linked the limits to fears that foreign powers could attempt to gain access to state secrets. “All [state] organizations have nuances in the current system of approving travel abroad,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in his daily briefing with reporters. “There are departments where employees are not allowed departures. There are organizations with a mandatory individual notification procedure,” Peskov added without adding further details. In a report published Thursday, Re…