Romania uncovers Russian sabotage network; suspects set fire to military factory
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Romania's domestic intelligence service has exposed a Russia-controlled sabotage network following an arson attack, revealing a recruitment pattern that begins with seemingly innocuous employment offers. The disclosure highlights Moscow's expanding covert operations against European targets, with recruitment methods evolving to exploit economic vulnerabilities. The full scope of the network and its operational reach remain unclear, but the pattern suggests a systematic campaign.
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Romanian authorities have uncovered a Russia-coordinated sabotage network, attributing an arson attack at the Carfil arms factory in Brașov to its operatives. Two Belarusian citizens and one Ukrainian national have been identified as suspects, with two arrested in Germany and one located in Poland, pending extradition. This incident confirms an active Russian covert operation targeting NATO member states' defense infrastructure, escalating hybrid warfare in Eastern Europe.
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