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Russia's alleged network of "disposable agents" recruited operatives from Latin America to carry out sabotage attacks across Europe, a DW investigation finds. C…
Russia's alleged network of "disposable agents" recruited operatives from Latin America to carry out sabotage attacks across Europe, a DW investigation finds.
Chapters:
00:00 Wave of sabotage attacks in Europe
00:37 Arson attacks in Poland and the first suspect
01:53 Russia's recruitment of "disposable agents"
02:44 Cuban-born dance teacher linked to sabotage ring
03:34 How the network operated | DW's Mathias Bölinger
04:50 Recruiting Colombians through job forums
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I, too, am tired of will she won't she. I expect Russia to stick a rocket directly into Rheinmetall.
@@MartinFraisse-d5nImported1mo ago
That's a genuine outrageous that interracial marriages are on daily basis in Russian.<br>Yet some nutsjobs views Russia as white supremacy country. <br>The same with grand wizzard of scuming Alice Wedel. . .. Mf96
@@ChikiKaboomkaboomImported1mo ago
BS 😂😅
@@ivanstrucks175Imported1mo ago
😂
@@Delinka3DImported1mo ago
Sounds like BS
@@peterp4037Imported1mo ago
Everything comes off your mouth is poison against hispanics and Spain.
@@javascriptcss2512Imported1mo ago
Fighting a state that supports Bandera is easy and enjoyable.
@@peterp4037Imported1mo ago
So when it affects your country it's hybrid and when It affects Spain with morocco throwing thousands of illegals your country just ignore it and looks the other way?.
@@sixernofanImported1mo ago
30 to 40 years prison sentence should be dealt out.Especially considering the wider consequences of these attacks affecting national security.<br>8years is a joke.Won't deter future attacks by 'disposable agents'.<br>This is why courts systems and legislation is almost always the root cause of societal problems in democratic countries.More concerned for the 'human rights' of criminals than the victims
@@ХабибХакимов-ы3ыImported1mo ago
Lavrov 🇷🇺📺🌎. Germany 🇩🇪. Merz. European Union political Leader
@@I-AM-BETTER-THAN-YOU-AREImported1mo ago
False Flag
@@TheRealBillBobImported1mo ago
So they show the majority of the recruits were Ukrainian, but they only focus on the Colombian?🤷🏿♂🤷🏿♂
@@MemovoxImported1mo ago
A "DW investigation" ?? I hope Germany/Merz won't launch Operation Barbarossa2 based on this
Russia's alleged network of "disposable agents" recruited operatives from Latin America to carry out sabotage attacks across Europe, a DW investigation finds.
Chapters:
00:00 Wave of sabotage attacks in Europe
00:37 Arson attacks in Poland and the first suspect
01:53 Russia's recruitment of "disposable agents"
02:44 Cuban-born dance teacher linked to sabotage ring
03:34 How the network operated | DW's Mathias Bölinger
04:50 Recruiting Colombians through job forums
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
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Für Videos in deutscher Sprache besuchen Sie: https://www.youtube.com/dwdeutsch