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A New York Times investigation uncovered a Russian plan to destabilize the European Union and NATO from within by 2026, with Moldova being a primary target. Russian operatives reportedly ran training programs in Bosnia and Serbia aimed at achieving this goal.
A group of Russians and Angolans are facing trial in the African nation on charges of inciting anti-government protests, allegations which they deny.
Russian operatives reportedly proposed a scheme called 'the Gamechanger,' involving a staged assassination attempt, to stir support for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and influence the country's election.
Following the expulsion and sanctioning of numerous Russian operatives by Western governments in 2022, a report indicates that a group of Kremlin spies has since redirected their activities to Japan.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) successfully dismantled a Russian spy network that operated through religious communities and prevented planned attacks by Russian operatives.
An investigation by Forbidden Stories uncovered a network of Russian operatives, known as the 'Company,' orchestrating global disinformation campaigns in Africa and South America.
Ukrainian police chief Ivan Vigivski claims Russian operatives are using Telegram to recruit young Ukrainian women, offering easy money to poison military personnel.
A Washington Post report, now further detailed by Macedonian media, alleges that Russian operatives proposed a 'Gamechanger' plan involving a staged assassination attempt on Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to mobilize his supporters ahead of elections, a story the Polish left is accused of disseminating.