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Mutiny hits Putin’s secret services as agents are refusing to operate in occupied Ukraine despite being offered eight times more pay

by LLB staff reporter
13th Aug 22 3:07 pm

Vladimir Putin’s secret services agents are refusing to work in occupied parts of Ukraine despite being offered eight times more pay.

This is a major blow for the Kremlin and Putin as they are failing to recruit the much needed counter intelligence officers in occupied areas.

The Kremlin are desperately trying to recruit FSB agents in order to instill Putin’s laws and rule in the Russian occupied areas.

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Independent media site “We Can Explain” said, “The shortage of personnel in the special service is also confirmed by a draft decree submitted by the FSB itself.

“This will allow the signing of contracts with [recruits] with only secondary education, not higher, as was required before, and with those who do not have experience of military service.”

FSB agents have resorted to filing medical complaints for them and their families which allows them to remain at home and not be posted to operate in “people’s republics” in eastern Ukraine, Donetsk and Luhansk, but also in Kherson, Zaporozhzhia and Kharkiv regions.

An FSB agent told Telegram there is little or no interest and added, “We called 200 [retired] people and only three said they would think about it.

“This is despite the promises of huge payments and benefits.”

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