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Just goes to show the whole of Europe is infiltrated by Russian agents (US too probably).
I'm pretty sure they're in the House.
Wonder how Tucker Carlson would spin this
Everything is about US politics
The US has fingers in many pies. including this one
Things happening in relation to a war we are participating in by proxy seems pretty topical to our political landscape, yes. That's how it works. We are involved politically
i assume he died of sudden death syndrome?
This is the best summary I could come up with:
A Russian helicopter pilot who defected to Ukraine last year in a secret operation has been found dead in Spain, according to the main military intelligence agency in Kyiv.
Reports in Russian and Spanish media on Monday said Maksim Kuzminov was found dead after allegedly moving to the town of Villajoyosa in Alicante on the Mediterranean coast, in an area popular with holidaymakers.
Spanish police had initially thought the shooting was gang-related before reportedly learning of the victim’s extraordinary backstory and his former role in Russia’s war and invasion.
Kyrylo Budanov, the head of Ukraine’s GUR intelligence agency, said his officers had persuaded Kuzminov to defect during an elaborate six-month operation.
Some Russian commentators close to the Russia’s defence ministry claimed reports about Kuzminov’s killing were planted by Ukraine’s intelligence services to fake the pilot’s death.
In 2006, two killers working for Moscow’s federal security service, the FSB, poisoned the Russian dissident Alexander Litvinenko with a radioactive cup of tea.
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It sucks, but I feel like the reality is that if you defect to Ukraine from Russia, you're gonna want to lay low for a while. What was this guy doing outside of Ukraine so soon? Like no shit they were looking for him.