Inside the shadowy world of anti-Putin sabotage from within Russia
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The war between Russia and Ukraine continues on the most disparate fronts and a story collected by the BBC offers a glimpse of one of its most unnoticed slopes, that of the clandestine networks operating within the Russian Federation on behalf of Kyiv intelligence. In the documentary Shadowmen: Russians working with Ukraine, two Russian citizens are [...]
A secret network of Russian citizens is working undercover for Ukrainian intelligence, helping to plan attacks on military installations and spy on senior military officials inside Russia. One of those targeted by the network was Russian General Fanil Sarvarov, who was assassinated in Moscow in December last year.
Two men describe the work they claim to have carried out in support of Ukrainian intelligence during the war, offering a rare glimpse into covert wartime assistance and alleged espionage activities.
Two Russian citizens who worked in secret for Ukrainian intelligence services made statements about the operations they allegedly participated in, targeting military targets and military personnel on Russia's territory.
"I want the people who are doing terrible things in Ukraine in the name of Putin and Russia to understand that they will have to pay for it. I want them to be scared"
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