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Germany Arrests Three Suspected of Russian-Directed Sabotage Plot
German authorities arrested three Ukrainian men for allegedly planning sabotage attacks on German freight transport at the behest of Russian state actors; one suspect sent test packages with GPS trackers in March.
Germany Arrests Three Suspected of Russian-Directed Sabotage Plot
German authorities arrested three Ukrainian men for allegedly planning sabotage attacks on German freight transport at the behest of Russian state actors; one suspect sent test packages with GPS trackers in March.
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44% Bias Score
Unexplained UK Substation Fires Raise Sabotage Concerns
A series of unexplained electrical substation fires across the UK, impacting critical infrastructure near hospitals, military bases, and transport hubs, raises concerns about potential sabotage by the Russian GRU, despite government denials, with investigations ongoing.
Unexplained UK Substation Fires Raise Sabotage Concerns
A series of unexplained electrical substation fires across the UK, impacting critical infrastructure near hospitals, military bases, and transport hubs, raises concerns about potential sabotage by the Russian GRU, despite government denials, with investigations ongoing.
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56% Bias Score
Poland Accuses Russia of Arson Attack on Warsaw Shopping Center
Poland has formally accused Russian intelligence of arson, resulting in the destruction of the Marywilska shopping center in Warsaw in May 2024, impacting 1,400 businesses, primarily those of Warsaw's Vietnamese community; some suspects are in custody.
Poland Accuses Russia of Arson Attack on Warsaw Shopping Center
Poland has formally accused Russian intelligence of arson, resulting in the destruction of the Marywilska shopping center in Warsaw in May 2024, impacting 1,400 businesses, primarily those of Warsaw's Vietnamese community; some suspects are in custody.
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48% Bias Score
Russia-Backed Network Sent Explosive Packages Across Europe: Key Suspect Arrested
A Polish-led operation arrested Alexander Bezrukov, a 44-year-old Russian national suspected of coordinating a Russia-backed network that sent explosive packages disguised as consumer goods across Europe, causing at least three fires and potentially risking a major airline disaster; Bezrukov was ext...
Russia-Backed Network Sent Explosive Packages Across Europe: Key Suspect Arrested
A Polish-led operation arrested Alexander Bezrukov, a 44-year-old Russian national suspected of coordinating a Russia-backed network that sent explosive packages disguised as consumer goods across Europe, causing at least three fires and potentially risking a major airline disaster; Bezrukov was ext...
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48% Bias Score
Russia's Asymmetric Warfare Against Europe: Propaganda, Sabotage, and the Erosion of Unity
Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine faces challenges from Ukrainian resistance and Western support; however, potential shifts in US policy may leave Europe more vulnerable to Russian propaganda and sabotage campaigns, targeting energy infrastructure and defense contractors, increasing costs and delayi...
Russia's Asymmetric Warfare Against Europe: Propaganda, Sabotage, and the Erosion of Unity
Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine faces challenges from Ukrainian resistance and Western support; however, potential shifts in US policy may leave Europe more vulnerable to Russian propaganda and sabotage campaigns, targeting energy infrastructure and defense contractors, increasing costs and delayi...
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48% Bias Score
Explosion at Iran's Shahid Rajaee Port Kills 40, Raises Geopolitical Tensions
A massive explosion at Iran's Shahid Rajaee port, its largest container port handling 85% of container imports, killed at least 40 people and injured 800, causing widespread damage and raising concerns about economic and geopolitical consequences, though Iran denies it was a deliberate attack.
Explosion at Iran's Shahid Rajaee Port Kills 40, Raises Geopolitical Tensions
A massive explosion at Iran's Shahid Rajaee port, its largest container port handling 85% of container imports, killed at least 40 people and injured 800, causing widespread damage and raising concerns about economic and geopolitical consequences, though Iran denies it was a deliberate attack.
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36% Bias Score
Spanish Minister Calls Railway Cable Theft Act of Sabotage
On May 5th, the theft of 150 meters of railway cables in Spain caused widespread service disruption, prompting Transport Minister Óscar Puente to label it "sabotage" due to the low financial gain relative to the coordinated nature and impact of the incident, although the intention remains to be veri...
Spanish Minister Calls Railway Cable Theft Act of Sabotage
On May 5th, the theft of 150 meters of railway cables in Spain caused widespread service disruption, prompting Transport Minister Óscar Puente to label it "sabotage" due to the low financial gain relative to the coordinated nature and impact of the incident, although the intention remains to be veri...
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52% Bias Score
International Pressure Mounts on Russia Amidst Ukraine Conflict
President Zelenskyy invited Pope Leo XIV to visit Ukraine; Poland closed its Russian consulate in Krakow following accusations of Russian involvement in a Warsaw shopping mall fire; Germany is considering supplying Taurus missiles to Ukraine depending on Russia's response to calls for a ceasefire.
International Pressure Mounts on Russia Amidst Ukraine Conflict
President Zelenskyy invited Pope Leo XIV to visit Ukraine; Poland closed its Russian consulate in Krakow following accusations of Russian involvement in a Warsaw shopping mall fire; Germany is considering supplying Taurus missiles to Ukraine depending on Russia's response to calls for a ceasefire.
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60% Bias Score
Britain Bans Russia's 'Shadow Fleet' to Protect Undersea Cables
Britain is banning approximately 100 ships from its waters, believed to be part of Russia's "shadow fleet," to protect undersea cables and prevent oil smuggling, following concerns about potential Russian sabotage and reconnaissance missions.
Britain Bans Russia's 'Shadow Fleet' to Protect Undersea Cables
Britain is banning approximately 100 ships from its waters, believed to be part of Russia's "shadow fleet," to protect undersea cables and prevent oil smuggling, following concerns about potential Russian sabotage and reconnaissance missions.
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52% Bias Score
10,700 Passengers Stranded After Reported Sabotage of Spain's High-Speed Rail
Following a reported act of sabotage, approximately 10,700 train passengers in Spain experienced significant delays on Monday, adding to the 35,000 affected by a recent nationwide power outage; the Minister of Transport stated that service should have been fully restored by 4 PM, but delays persiste...
10,700 Passengers Stranded After Reported Sabotage of Spain's High-Speed Rail
Following a reported act of sabotage, approximately 10,700 train passengers in Spain experienced significant delays on Monday, adding to the 35,000 affected by a recent nationwide power outage; the Minister of Transport stated that service should have been fully restored by 4 PM, but delays persiste...
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36% Bias Score
NATO Patrols Baltic Sea After Suspected Russian Cable Sabotage
A Belgian-led NATO group patrols the Baltic Sea near Estonia following suspected Russian sabotage of undersea telecommunications cables, vital for internet traffic (95%) and energy pipelines, prompting increased NATO surveillance and a pledge to protect critical infrastructure.
NATO Patrols Baltic Sea After Suspected Russian Cable Sabotage
A Belgian-led NATO group patrols the Baltic Sea near Estonia following suspected Russian sabotage of undersea telecommunications cables, vital for internet traffic (95%) and energy pipelines, prompting increased NATO surveillance and a pledge to protect critical infrastructure.
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56% Bias Score
German Court to Try Three Russian Nationals for Sabotage, Terrorism
A Munich court will try three German-Russian dual citizens accused of planning sabotage in Germany for Russian intelligence; one is also charged with fighting for a Ukrainian terrorist group; the trial begins May 20th.
German Court to Try Three Russian Nationals for Sabotage, Terrorism
A Munich court will try three German-Russian dual citizens accused of planning sabotage in Germany for Russian intelligence; one is also charged with fighting for a Ukrainian terrorist group; the trial begins May 20th.
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48% Bias Score
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