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Russia’s latest war tactic: Hire local criminals

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Russia’s latest war tactic: Hire local criminals

Raf Sanchez Alex Holmes 02/09/2025 22:31

NATO governments have accused Russian intelligence agencies of remotely recruiting criminals and using them to sow chaos.

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NATO governments have accused Russian intelligence agencies of remotely recruiting criminals and using them to sow chaos.
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