Classified 'non-violent resistance' program recruited civilians in occupied territories for dangerous tasks despite FSB tracking, Kyiv Independent reports.
The Kyiv Independent reveals a classified 'non-violent resistance' program that encouraged civilians in occupied territories to perform dangerous tasks despite warnings that the FSB was tracking them.
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The Kyiv Independent reveals a classified 'non-violent resistance' program that encouraged civilians in occupied territories to perform dangerous tasks despite warnings that the FSB was tracking them.
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