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DOJ Accuses Russian Intel Ring Of Plotting Murder On American Soil
DOJ Accuses Russian Intel Ring Of Plotting Murder On American Soil
In something that sounds straight from the plot of "Homeland" or the more recent CIA thriller "Lioness", the Trump administration has charged multiple members of Russia's intelligence services with running a "global assassination network" that targeted Kremlin critics.
The Department of Justice has newly revealed and alleged that one murder plot even took place on American soil over the summer.
Russian FSB HQ, Moscow. Associated Press
The fugitives have been named but have not been apprehended, and are still at large. A murder-for-hire...
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Pope Leo at the presidential palace in Algiers on Monday, via Vatican Media Handout/EPA
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