Russia Proposed Staging an Assassination Attempt
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Russia's foreign intelligence agency, the SVR, considered staging an assassination attempt on Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban before the April elections in Hungary, the Washington Post reports.
In order to help Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban in the electoral campaign, the Russian Foreign Information Service proposed the operation "Gamechanger": an attempted murder attempt designed to mobilize supporters, reports The Washington Post.
In an effort to help Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban win the election, Russian intelligence wanted to stage an assassination attempt on him, The Washington Post reports.
According to a report, Russia has proposed to stage an attack on Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, which should help Orban to succeed in the election.
Viktor Orbán is back in the polls just before the election. Russian allies apparently had a plan to change that.
Russian intelligence services were considering a scenario of staging an assassination attempt on Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to influence the Hungarian elections.
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