Russia's Federal Security Service claims she “proactively collected money in the interests of one of the Ukrainian organizations, which was subsequently used to purchase tactical medical supplies, equipment, weapons, and ammunition for the Ukrainian armed forces.”
Khavana case: Russian prosecutors seek 15-year sentence for U.S.-Russian woman in treason trial
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Russia's Federal Security Service said Wednesday that during his visits to Moscow, Vinatier “established numerous contacts with representatives of the expert and scientific community,” including political scientists, sociologists, economists, military experts and government officials, the Russian Interfax news agency said.
French citizen arrested in Russia pleads guilty to charges of collecting military data: State media
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