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‘One of us’: US citizen who spied on Ukraine gets citizenship in Russia; says becoming Russian citizen was a ‘dream’
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Daniel Martindale, a US citizen, has been granted Russian citizenship after providing intelligence on Ukrainian troops to Russia's military. He spent two years in Ukraine, relaying coordinates of military sites to Russian intelligence. Martindale, who expressed his gratitude and loyalty to Russia, was extracted in a complex operation due to safety concerns and later applied for citizenship.
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