DOJ charges Russian intel network with conspiracy to finance terrorism, commit murder for hire in US
Among other things, the defendants are alleged to have paid and attempted to pay individuals in the U.S. and elsewhere to conduct surveillance and carry out targeted killings, according to the indictment.
Republican Ledger staff · 8:00 PM ET
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Among other things, the defendants are alleged to have paid and attempted to pay individuals in the U.S. and elsewhere to conduct surveillance and carry out targeted killings, according to the indictment.
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