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US Indictment Exposes Russian Global Assassination Network
Source: Bloomberg
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US prosecutors allege that former Russian intelligence officer Yuri Khrameev offered a US citizen $25,000 last year to track and kill an individual in Vilnius, Lithuania, who was criticizing Russia. The allegation highlights an alleged cross-border Russian intelligence-linked assassination plot and raises geopolitical and legal risks, though it has limited direct broad-market implications.
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