Russia has waged a sabotage campaign in Ukraine, recruiting young people via Telegram for arson and bomb attacks.
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Russia's sabotage campaign in Ukraine began last spring, targeting arson provocations and bomb attacks. Young people, often teenagers, are recruited through offers on Telegram, lured by money and psychological manipulation. Since the beginning of 2024, the SBU has detained over 700 people involved in such activities, including a significant number of teenagers. This has led to an escalation of attack tactics, with high risks for recruits and society. The SBU has started awareness programs to prevent youth recruitment.
Sources
The Guardian: Rusia plăteşte adolescenţi ucraineni pentru a deveni, fără să ştie, kamikaze într-un război din umbră. Cel mai tânăr recrut, o fată de 11 ani din Odesa
The Guardian: Rusia plăteşte adolescenţi ucraineni pentru a deveni, fără să ştie, kamikaze într-un război din umbră
Războiul secret lansat de Rusia în Ucraina: agenți kamikaze, bombe, trădători și operațiuni clandestine (analiză)
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Rusia plătește tineri ucraineni pentru a deveni, fără să știe, atacatori kamikaze / Un sfert dintre ei sunt adolescenți, cea mai tânără fiind o fată de 11 ani din regiunea Odesa
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