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The 21st-Century Russian Sleeper Agent Is A Troll With An American Accent
Not long after Marat Mindiyarov started working at the Internet Research Agency, the Russian troll factory indicted by the US Justice Department on Friday, he began hearing about the coveted "Facebook Department." There, workers could earn more money and work alongside a younger, hipper crowd. But to gain entry, job candidates had to prove they cou...
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FBI says Russians were a 'new breed' of spy
Anna Chapman wasn't just a member of one of the largest rings of Russian sleeper agents ever rolled up by the FBI, officials say. The 29-year-old former real estate agent, who became a lingerie model and corporate spokeswoman back in Moscow, represented a new breed of Russian spies adapted to the post-Cold War world.
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FBI releases surveillance tapes of Anna Chapman
The FBI on Monday released surveillance tapes, photos and hundreds of pages of documents that shed new light on operation "Ghost Stories," the bureau's investigation of a ring of Russian sleeper agents that ended after more than a decade in the biggest spy swap since the Cold War.
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The 21st-Century Russian Sleeper Agent Is A Troll With An American Accent
Not long after Marat Mindiyarov started working at the Internet Research Agency, the Russian troll factory indicted by the US Justice Department on Friday, he began hearing about the coveted "Facebook Department." There, workers could earn more money and work alongside a younger, hipper crowd. But to gain entry, job candidates had to prove they cou...
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FBI says Russians were a 'new breed' of spy
Anna Chapman wasn't just a member of one of the largest rings of Russian sleeper agents ever rolled up by the FBI, officials say. The 29-year-old former real estate agent, who became a lingerie model and corporate spokeswoman back in Moscow, represented a new breed of Russian spies adapted to the post-Cold War world.
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FBI releases surveillance tapes of Anna Chapman
The FBI on Monday released surveillance tapes, photos and hundreds of pages of documents that shed new light on operation "Ghost Stories," the bureau's investigation of a ring of Russian sleeper agents that ended after more than a decade in the biggest spy swap since the Cold War.
