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WSJ: US looking to recruit spies 'disgusted' with Russia's war

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David Marlowe, the Central Intelligence Agency’s deputy director of operations, told an audience at George Mason University's Hayden Center that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin squandered any influence he may have had around the world when Russia invaded Ukraine, the Wall Street Journal reports.

“We’re looking around the world for Russians who are as disgusted with (Putin's actions) as we are,” he said. “Because we’re open for business.”

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"Russian military personnel know exactly where their drones are headed and how long they can stay in the air," President Volodymyr Zelensky said, commenting on the attacks. "The routes are always calculated. This cannot be an accident, a mistake, or the initiative of some lower-level commanders."

It is the third time Russian forces have used pipelines as a tactic, which they first adopted during the Battle of Avdiivka. Back in March, around 100 troops passed through a gas pipeline to reach Ukrainian positions in Sudzha, in Russia’s Kursk Oblast.

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