@dwnews: They aren't trained spies, just ordinary people: low-level agents are recruited to do small acts of sabotage for small amounts of money. Those may include damaging cars, transporting packages or trailing people. The strategy behind it? The person doing the "dirty work" is harder to connect directly to the people behind the operation. The agent taking the money might not even know who they're ultimately working for. While these practices are nothing new, German authorities have noticed an uptick, oftentimes linked to foreign intelligence networks. #sabotage #dwgermanpolitics

Diana l ديانا :

they are called "flying monkeys" are they are everywhere 😅

Serena :

is it the hitchhicker get me my makeup people like tou, you have used its, no i dont

samovarola :

I will never do anything for 200 euros, I even refused to do it for 3000 euros and the job was about an A5 drawing, too boring😂

Piotr 🇵🇱 :

I’ve heard a lot about these Telegram-recruited agents last year. I think in Estonia they coordinated cyberattacks with cryptic but chilling messages put in the form of graffiti on the wall of a cyberdefense agency… and other such action. This is just an escalation

꧁༒༺ 𝔖𝔬𝔠𝔦𝔞𝔩𝔦𝔰𝔱 ༻༒꧂ :

yes

Adruhana :

yaa

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𝔄𝔡𝔧𝔞𝔫 🫨 :

Ok

🪖 :

🤩yss

aris🫰🤌🤌 :

Yes, I would but ask for more overtime. as long I don't need to do something iligali like a drone.

DW News :

Whether or not Russia or low-level agents were involved in the recent drone incidents at Leipzig Airport, German authorities say Russian intelligence services are recruiting low-level agents in the country.

Tanto :

Presumably many are disgruntled veterans and ex convicts

Romero Marvin24 :

💙💙👍