The Czech intelligence service (BIS) says Russia is recruiting migrants to commit crimes and undermine trust in EU governments.
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In its annual report, the BIS warns that Russia is using non-EU migrants to carry out criminal activities designed to provoke fear and undermine the cohesion of Western societies. They are hired through intermediaries, often unaware of the real purposes. The BIS also points out that Moscow's influence also extends through the Kremlin-loyal Russian Orthodox Church in the Czech Republic. The Czech Republic has previously had incidents linked to Russian activities, including expelling diplomats and convicting individuals for Russian-organized attacks.
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Rusia angajează migranți pentru a semăna haos în țările UE, afirmă serviciile de informații cehe / Moscova își răspândește influența inclusiv prin intermediul Bisericii Ortodoxe Ruse din Cehia
Raport al Serviciului de Informații din Cehia: Rusia angajează migranți din afara UE pentru a comite infracțiuni, a răspândi frica și a submina încrederea în guvern - caleaeuropeana.ro
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