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Cuban Dance Teacher Ordered EU Sabotage Attacks From Russia

Summary by Deutsche Welle
In 2024, a Cuban man coordinated a series of arson attacks in four EU countries while operating on behalf of Russian intelligence services. DW Investigations tracked him back to a Latin dance studio in Russia.

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A Cuban dance instructor established in Russia was used by Moscow to coordinate sabotage operations in Europe, including Romania. According to an investigation by Deutsche Welle, the man was recruited by the Russian services. Cubans, known as "Adrian" or "Deus" (Goddessius, n.r.) sent to us in the country a Colombian charged with causing a fire at an oil well.

·Bucharest, Romania
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A Cuban dance teacher based in Russia would have coordinated a network of people recruited for acts of sabotage in several states of the European Union, including Romania. A former Colombian military sent to Bucharest would have received the mission of photographing more targets and then setting fire to a recycling facility.

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Cuban citizen Oemis Romagoza Durruthy, who lives in Russia, organized terrorist attacks in Lithuania, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Romania on the orders of the Russian military intelligence GRU, the LRT Investigations Department, which conducted an international investigation, announced on Monday.

Oemis Romagoza Durruthy, a Cuban living in Russia, organized a terrorist attack and arson at the Šiauliai company TVC Solutions site in Lithuania two years ago on the orders of the Russian GRU. Available data shows that this person is responsible for organizing at least three more terrorist acts in other European countries through a wide network of Latin Americans.

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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A Cuban dance teacher based in Russia is suspected of having coordinated a network of people recruited for sabotage operations in several states of the European Union, including Romania. According to the information presented in the investigation, one of those recruited would have been a former Colombian military, sent to Bucharest to [...]

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Lietuvos Radijas ir Televizija broke the news in Vilnius, Lithuania on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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