Desperate Kremlin now claims Ukraine is in bed with Mexican drug cartels as Russia's invasion hits wall
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Desperate Kremlin now claims Ukraine is in bed with Mexican drug cartels as Russia's invasion hits wall.
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The Kremlin has claimed Ukraine is "deliberately facilitating" drug cartels in a bizarre new statement.Vladimir Putin's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has accused Kyiv of being used as a "safe corridor" for Mexican cartels to expand their drug trade.The SVR also claimed Ukraine was turning to unnamed "Latin American criminal groups" for additional revenue - just one day after Mr Putin admitted Russia was facing fuel supply issues and acknowledged "problems" caused by the war."The corrupt Zelensky regime is seeking additional revenue, especially given the inability of Western sponsors to meet its insatiable demands," Kremlin goons bristled.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "Kyiv also values the assistance of Latin American drug cartels in recruiting new mercenaries for the Ukrainian Armed Forces."The SVR said cartels were working with Kyiv to "expand their supply routes for narcotics, including fentanyl, due to the intensified anti-drug campaign in the US".The Kremlin added: "Ports...
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