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  "url": "https://x.com/i/web/status/2016051924932427875",
  "source": "extension",
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  "summary_short": "Social media post claims Latvian authorities arrested at least three alleged “Baltic Anti-Fascists” linked to reporting to Russian special services, tracking Ukraine supporters, military movements, and attempted infiltration of drone factories.",
  "summary_extended": "The post identifies at least three alleged detainees: Igors Andrejevs, Iveta Balode, and Jevgenijs Okss. Andrejevs is accused of reporting supermarket visitors wearing Ukrainian symbols and their license plates to Russian special services, while Balode is accused of reporting military equipment movements in Latvia and regularly travelling to Russia. Okss is described as a finance-sector worker and close friend of Vasiļjevs who allegedly met him in Russia and was introduced to an FSB handler named Kolesnikov. The post further alleges intelligence collection against Ukrainians and Ukraine supporters in Latvia, attempted infiltration of Latvian drone-production factories, and preparation of lists of people targeted for destruction.",
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