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Kremlin crackdown on Telegram extortion hints at tensions with FSB

Por: Newsweek World July 18, 2023

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Russian authorities detained a former Federal Security Service (FSB) colonel who reportedly ran the Kremlin Laundress Telegram channel which covers internal Kremlin politics, a crackdown that hints at rising tensions between the government and its principal security agency.Russian broadcaster RBC, citing a source close to Russia's Ministry of Internal Affairs, reported that Mikhail Polyakov is suspected of extorting influential politicians... + full article



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