Russian Influence in Europe: A Dangerous Game

Last January, a Polish citizen suspected of spying for Russian intelligence was indicted in an investigation carried out by European intelligence services. The individual, a member of both Polish and European parliamentarians, had been involved in tasks initiated and financed by Russian intelligence collaborators, including propaganda, disinformation activities, and political provocations aimed at building Russian spheres of influence in Europe.

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In addition to these revelations, sanctions were imposed on pro-Russian Ukrainian politicians Viktor Medvedchuk and Artem Marchevsky, as well as the Czech-registered “Col Europe” company associated with Medvedchuk. These individuals had been involved in transferring funds to politicians from various European countries, including the far-right party in Germany.

Meanwhile, a Russian network attempting to influence upcoming elections was discovered by the civil counter-espionage service of the Czech Republic. The operation revealed Russia’s efforts to gain influence in EU countries and manipulate political processes across countries such as Poland, Hungary, Germany, France, Belgium