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"Pure Rubbish": Russian Lawmaker On US Election Meddling Claims
Russian lawmaker Maria Butina said on Wednesday that reported US claims that Russia was trying to influence the 2024 election were nonsense and that Moscow felt that the only winner of the election would be the US military-industrial complex.
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Convicted Of Spying In US, Woman Gets Job As Russia State TV Host
A Russian woman jailed in the United States for working as a foreign agent and deported to Moscow has been hired by Russia's state-funded RT television as a host for an online show that mocks the opposition, the station said on Tuesday.
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Convicted Russian Agent Maria Butina, Deported From US, Lands In Moscow
Russian national Maria Butina, who was jailed in the United States in April after admitting to working as a Russian agent, arrived in Moscow on Saturday, greeted by her father and Russian journalists who handed her flowers.
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Russian Woman Accused Of Spying In US To Be Released From Prison
Maria Butina, the red-headed gun advocate from Russian who built a network of high-level Republican contacts before being arrested for spying, is expected to return to her country after her Friday release from a Florida prison.
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Vladimir Putin Calls US Treatment Of Convicted Agent Maria Butina An "Outrage"
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday made his first comments on a U.S. court sentencing admitted Russian foreign agent Maria Butina to 18 months in prison, calling her treatment a travesty of justice.
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Russian Agent Maria Butina Sentenced To 18 Months In US For Conspiracy
Maria Butina, the only Russian arrested and convicted in the three-year investigation of Moscow's interference in US politics, was sentenced on Friday to 18 months in prison.
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US Boyfriend Of "Russian Agent" Maria Butina Charged With Fraud
An American who was dating jailed alleged Russian agent Maria Butina was charged with fraud Tuesday, adding a new twist in the sprawling investigations into Moscow's meddling in US politics.
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Alleged Russian Agent Maria Butina Pleads Guilty In US To Conspiracy
A Russian woman pleaded guilty in a U.S. court on Thursday to a single conspiracy charge in a deal with prosecutors and admitted to working with a top Russian official to infiltrate a powerful gun rights group and make inroads with American conservative activists and the Republican Party as an agent for Moscow.
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Alleged Russian Agent Butina Met With US Treasury, Fed Officials
Maria Butina, accused in the United States of spying for Russia, had wider high-level contacts in Washington than previously known, taking part in 2015 meetings between a visiting Russian official and two senior U.S. officials.
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Russia Demands Release Of Woman Accused Of Espionage In The US
Russia's foreign minister told his U.S. counterpart on Saturday that a woman arrested in the United States on accusations she was a Russian agent had been detained on "fabricated charges" and should be released.
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Russian 'Agent' Arrested On Charges Of Seeking To Infiltrate US Government
A Russian gun rights enthusiast who built a network of powerful Republican contacts under the direction of a Kremlin power-broker was ordered held without bond Wednesday after FBI counterintelligence agents accused her of conspiring to infiltrate the US government.
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"Russian National Arrested In US To Undermine Putin-Trump Summit": Moscow
Moscow on Wednesday slammed the arrest in the United States of a Russian national for conspiring to influence US politics saying it was intended to undermine the "positive results" of a summit between the US and Russian leaders.
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"She Was Like Novelty": How Alleged Russian Agent Accessed Top US Circles
For nearly five years, the young Russian political-science student was an unusual fixture at the most important events of the U.S. conservative movement.
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Russian Woman, Suspected Of US Election Sabotage, Arrested In Washington
A 29-year-old Russian woman living in Washington, DC, has been arrested and charged with conspiracy to act as an agent of the Russian government while developing ties with American citizens and infiltrating political groups, the US Justice Department said on Monday.
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"Pure Rubbish": Russian Lawmaker On US Election Meddling Claims
Russian lawmaker Maria Butina said on Wednesday that reported US claims that Russia was trying to influence the 2024 election were nonsense and that Moscow felt that the only winner of the election would be the US military-industrial complex.
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Convicted Of Spying In US, Woman Gets Job As Russia State TV Host
A Russian woman jailed in the United States for working as a foreign agent and deported to Moscow has been hired by Russia's state-funded RT television as a host for an online show that mocks the opposition, the station said on Tuesday.
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Convicted Russian Agent Maria Butina, Deported From US, Lands In Moscow
Russian national Maria Butina, who was jailed in the United States in April after admitting to working as a Russian agent, arrived in Moscow on Saturday, greeted by her father and Russian journalists who handed her flowers.
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Russian Woman Accused Of Spying In US To Be Released From Prison
Maria Butina, the red-headed gun advocate from Russian who built a network of high-level Republican contacts before being arrested for spying, is expected to return to her country after her Friday release from a Florida prison.
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Vladimir Putin Calls US Treatment Of Convicted Agent Maria Butina An "Outrage"
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday made his first comments on a U.S. court sentencing admitted Russian foreign agent Maria Butina to 18 months in prison, calling her treatment a travesty of justice.
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Russian Agent Maria Butina Sentenced To 18 Months In US For Conspiracy
Maria Butina, the only Russian arrested and convicted in the three-year investigation of Moscow's interference in US politics, was sentenced on Friday to 18 months in prison.
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US Boyfriend Of "Russian Agent" Maria Butina Charged With Fraud
An American who was dating jailed alleged Russian agent Maria Butina was charged with fraud Tuesday, adding a new twist in the sprawling investigations into Moscow's meddling in US politics.
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Alleged Russian Agent Maria Butina Pleads Guilty In US To Conspiracy
A Russian woman pleaded guilty in a U.S. court on Thursday to a single conspiracy charge in a deal with prosecutors and admitted to working with a top Russian official to infiltrate a powerful gun rights group and make inroads with American conservative activists and the Republican Party as an agent for Moscow.
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Alleged Russian Agent Butina Met With US Treasury, Fed Officials
Maria Butina, accused in the United States of spying for Russia, had wider high-level contacts in Washington than previously known, taking part in 2015 meetings between a visiting Russian official and two senior U.S. officials.
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Russia Demands Release Of Woman Accused Of Espionage In The US
Russia's foreign minister told his U.S. counterpart on Saturday that a woman arrested in the United States on accusations she was a Russian agent had been detained on "fabricated charges" and should be released.
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Russian 'Agent' Arrested On Charges Of Seeking To Infiltrate US Government
A Russian gun rights enthusiast who built a network of powerful Republican contacts under the direction of a Kremlin power-broker was ordered held without bond Wednesday after FBI counterintelligence agents accused her of conspiring to infiltrate the US government.
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"Russian National Arrested In US To Undermine Putin-Trump Summit": Moscow
Moscow on Wednesday slammed the arrest in the United States of a Russian national for conspiring to influence US politics saying it was intended to undermine the "positive results" of a summit between the US and Russian leaders.
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"She Was Like Novelty": How Alleged Russian Agent Accessed Top US Circles
For nearly five years, the young Russian political-science student was an unusual fixture at the most important events of the U.S. conservative movement.
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Russian Woman, Suspected Of US Election Sabotage, Arrested In Washington
A 29-year-old Russian woman living in Washington, DC, has been arrested and charged with conspiracy to act as an agent of the Russian government while developing ties with American citizens and infiltrating political groups, the US Justice Department said on Monday.
