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Spying on the NED?

By Free Media Online · July 19, 2010 · Comments Off
NED, Russia · Tagged: america, BBC, done-little, economist, illegals-supposed, Kremlin, ngos/civil society, political-circles, Russia, russian

Democracy Digest from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED): Revelations that the Kremlin was running a ring of Russian spies has done little to affect the reset of US-Russia relations, The Economist blog notes. But, it asks, what were those Russian illegals supposed to do in America?

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