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'Planned terrorist acts on behalf of Ukraine': Swedish national arrested in Russia

Times of India - World ·
'Planned terrorist acts on behalf of Ukraine': Swedish national arrested in Russia

Russia’s FSB has detained a Swedish national accused of planning terrorist acts and sabotage for Ukraine.

The agency claims he illegally crossed the border to execute these attacks on military facilities.

Identified as Freddy Lindholm, he allegedly trained in drone operations after signing a contract with Ukraine’s army.

His detention highlights Russian measures against foreign espionage amid ongoing tensions.

The situation remains sensitive with varying international responses to the allegations.

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