Estonia Prosecutes Russian-backed perpetrators in plot to overthrow the government
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Estonia Prosecutes Russian-backed perpetrators in plot to overthrow the government

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Estonia’s prosecutor’s office has brought formal charges against three individuals accused of attempting to establish an alternative security structure in the country with alleged links to Russian military intelligence. According to state prosecutors, the group maintained contacts with figures associated with the GRU, Russia’s military intelligence agency, during the planning of the operation.

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Kremlin Drains the Last of the National Welfare Fund to Bail Out the Banks
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Kremlin Drains the Last of the National Welfare Fund to Bail Out the Banks

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The Russian government has begun offloading what remains of the country’s National Welfare Fund (NWF) to prop up its sanctioned financial sector, confirming this week that Sovcombank received a subordinated deposit of 29.6 billion rubles. The funds are part of a broader government scheme allocating 300 billion rubles from the NWF to four of Russia’s largest banks under the guise of financing the Moscow–St. Petersburg high-speed rail project.

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Russia Accuses Serbian Defense Industry of Secretly Arming Ukraine
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Russia Accuses Serbian Defense Industry of Secretly Arming Ukraine

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The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has publicly accused Serbia’s military-industrial complex of covertly supplying ammunition to Ukraine, in what it describes as a betrayal of historical ties and an escalation of Serbia’s involvement in the war. The SVR outlined a scheme allegedly used by Serbian defense enterprises to funnel military supplies to Kyiv, while formally maintaining a position of neutrality.

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Massive Leak of Russian Nuclear Documents Exposes a Crumbling Security Apparatus
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Massive Leak of Russian Nuclear Documents Exposes a Crumbling Security Apparatus

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European investigative outlets Danwatch and Der Spiegel have revealed a staggering breach of Russian national security: a leak of more than two million internal documents exposing the inner workings of one of Russia’s most critical nuclear installations — the Yasny missile base in Orenburg region.

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Moscow airports closed after Ukrainian drones strike Russian military production facilities
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Moscow airports closed after Ukrainian drones strike Russian military production facilities

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In a large-scale overnight drone attack, Ukraine targeted military production facilities near Moscow, key production centers for the Kremlin’s war machine. Russian authorities claimed to have intercepted 296 drones, including 19 targeting Moscow, in what they admitted was one of the largest attacks since their illegal invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

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Russia’s 15,000-Strong Mercenary Plot: Weaponizing Migration to Destabilize Europe
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Russia’s 15,000-Strong Mercenary Plot: Weaponizing Migration to Destabilize Europe

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A covert Russian strategy to manipulate migration flows and destabilize Europe has come to light, revealing Moscow’s intent to raise a private army of 15,000 mercenaries operating through Africa and the Middle East. The plan, orchestrated by Russian intelligence and linked to Jan Marsalek—a fugitive executive from the disgraced German fintech firm Wirecard—was designed to flood Europe with migrants by seizing control of key transit routes.

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Latvia Calls for EU-Wide Suspension of Visas for Russian Citizens Amid Security Concerns
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Latvia Calls for EU-Wide Suspension of Visas for Russian Citizens Amid Security Concerns

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Latvia has formally urged the European Union to halt the issuance of Schengen visas to Russian nationals, citing escalating security threats linked to Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine and hybrid operations across Europe. The call, made by Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba Braže on May 25, reflects growing unease over the potential misuse of EU travel privileges by individuals aligned with or acting on behalf of the Kremlin.

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