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FBI disrupts Russian plot to carry out targeted killings on US soil, indictment says

Federal authorities say the intelligence services of the Russian Federation are seeking to kill people in the U.S. and European countries supporting Ukraine.

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WIS10· Sep 16, 2:55 AMFBI disrupts Russian plot to carry out targeted killings on US soil, indictment saysAlso ran in Live 5 News WCSC, New York Post, WEAU

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