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Published 2 years ago

Revealed: How Russia's security service preys on young activists to turn them into informants

Summary by Ground News
Mikhail Sokolov said the shock of the Russian invasion of Ukraine forced him to turn his back on the FSB. He says he spied on his own colleagues for Moscow for years. Now he says he is seeking asylum in the Netherlands, as he walks warily around the canals of Amsterdam.

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