Russia Says It Detained Teenagers Recruited by Ukrainian Intelligence Through Telegram Dating Bot
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Ukrainian secret services, according to the Russian FSB security service, have been recruiting young Russians for sabotage and espionage operations via a dating chatbot on the Telegram social network, Russian and Ukrainian media reported.
Russia says it detained teenagers recruited by Ukrainian intelligence through Telegram dating bot
Russian authorities detained several young men and women in Moscow, St. Petersburg, the Leningrad region, and other regions between August and October after Ukrainian intelligence services recruited them through the Telegram dating bot Leonardo Daivinchik to carry out acts of sabotage, according to Russia’s Investigative Committee.
"The St. Petersburg section of the Russian Investigative Committee is investigating two cases involving two underage girls who, after using a bots of meetings, were deceived into carrying out illegal activities." (ANSA)
Two St. Petersburg schoolgirls were dragged into committing terrorist attacks through the popular dating chat "Diver", the Investigative Committee reported
Two St. Petersburg schoolgirls were dragged into committing terrorist attacks through the popular dating chat "Diver", the Investigative Committee reported.The FSB warned: information about yourself and your loved ones transmitted in...
Ukrainian intelligence services had involved two girls from Petersburg in terrorist attacks through a popular chat-bot for acquaintances, reported an official representative of the Investigation Committee of Svetlan Petrenko. Ukrainian intelligence services had used the "Daivinczyk/Leo" television programme to recruit two young women from Petersburg, explained TASS Petrenko. "The UK's investigative authorities in Petersburg are investigating two…
Two underage women from Petersburg became figures in terrorist cases following their contact with Telegram bot, "Daivinczyk/Leo".* According to the Committee of Inquiry, Ukrainian intelligence services tricked schoolgirls into burning gas stations and police cars, as reported by Svetlana Petrenko, an official of the UK of Russia.
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