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Police search the European Parliament over possible Russian interference, prosecutors say

  • The suspect's office in Strasbourg, near the EU Parliament in France, was searched in connection with alleged Russian interference.
  • European Parliament members were approached and paid to promote Russian propaganda via the Voice of Europe news website.
  • Prosecutors believe an employee had a significant role in the interference, passive corruption, and criminal organization membership.
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