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Russian operatives reportedly use sabotage across Europe to challenge NATO

The report describes Russian agents conducting sabotage operations in Europe. The supplied headline does not identify specific incidents, targets or confirmed damage.

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State-linked sabotage could threaten European infrastructure and increase confrontation between Russia and NATO members.

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