
Two Russian men secretly working for Ukrainian intelligence tell details of operations targeting military assets and individuals inside Russia.
Two Russian men working for Ukrainian intelligence reveal details of sabotage operations and drone attacks targeting military assets and individuals inside Russia, in a documentary by director Marcin Mamun.
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A documentary by director Marcin Mamun presents the testimonies of two Russians working with Ukrainian intelligence.
Inside the world of Russian anti-Putin subversion
Two Russian men secretly working for Ukrainian intelligence have provided rare accounts of operations in which they claim to have participated, targeting military assets and individuals inside Russia.
One of them, whom we will call Ivan, claims that he played a role from Russia in Ukrainian drone attacks on strategic bombers and munitions factories on his territory.
The documentary, directed by independent Polish journalist Marcin Mamun, shows another man we call Foma, a Russian living in exile in Poland.
Foma says he runs a network of secret volunteers in Russia, which monitors high-ranking officers that the Ukrainian military intelligence (GUR) is considering targeting. He stresses that they never participate in the attacks themselves.

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