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Earlier, the Latvian Foreign Ministry summoned Russian Charge dAffaires to Latvia Oleg Zykov following the declaration of a number of Latvian government ministers as wanted by the Russian Interior Ministry

NATO has about 3-4 years to strengthen its defence while Russian President Vladimir Putin is building up his country's military capabilities and may "test" the alliance. — Ukrinform.

A Schemes investigation found that footage from surveillance cameras with Russian software goes directly to servers in Moscow with ties to the FSB.

Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) charged linguist and former far-right lawmaker Iryna Farion for leaking a private message that led to the arrest of a student in occupied Crimea, the SBU announced on Nov. 15.

A social media post by Iryna Farion, a far-right Ukrainian former lawmaker and linguist, exposed the personal information of a pro-Ukrainian student in occupied Crimea to Russian law enforcement, Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets reported on Nov. 13.

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Russian authorities have identified over 150 participants in antisemitic riots at the Makhachkala Airport in Dagestan, detaining 60 of them, the MVD Media news portal reported on Oct. 30, citing the Russian Interior Ministry.

The Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) has exposed a former Anti-Maidan activist who, on the instructions of a Russian secret service, had been gathering intelligence and planning to create an agent network in Ukraine's south (Anti-Maidan was a number of pro-Russian demonstrations in Ukraine in 2013 and 2014 that were directed against 2014 Revolution of Dignity and later the new Ukrainian government).

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT: The young man reportedly said he had been planning the death of his wealthy family members for several months, before unintentionally playing into the hands of the authorities.

The ICC, which sits in The Hague, Netherlands, issued arrest warrants for Vladimir Putin and Maria Lvova-Belova on March 17