Russian “Simpler Job”: Sabotage Price Lists and the Dutch Rail Outage (www.flyingpenguin.com)

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Russian intelligence will offer you two hundred dollars to take some photographs of an address. Tens of thousands to kill a man. When the money fails, sabotage is asked. The numbers are public now because the Southern District of New York unsealed charges on 15 September against five members of a network run for the … Continue reading Russian “Simpler Job”: Sabotage Price Lists and the Dutch Rail Outage →

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