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Who Lives in the Little House? Inside a Kremlin Recruitment Operation Near the EU’s Power Center
How the Kremlin recruits agents in the center of the European Union – what the Russian House really is and how it works. Exclusive report from Brussels
Just a 20-minute walk from the European Commission, the Russian House in Brussels operates as a rare enclave where EU sanctions appear not to apply. The center accepts only cash, issues Russian state diplomas and organizes trips for European children to Russian-occupied Crimea. Ukrainian intelligence sources cited by LIGA.net say the venue also serves as a recruitment ground for Russian special services, helping Moscow preserve its influence inside the European Union.
How this alleged Russian spy hub functions – and what lies behind its seemingly harmless evenings of Russian literature in the heart of Europe – in an exclusive LIGA.net investigation.
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