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US serviceman suspected of spying for Russia arrested in the United Kingdom

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A 41-year-old US serviceman was arrested on Tuesday by British counter-terrorism police on suspicion of spying for Russia. According to Le Monde, Russian-Ukrainian negotiations are also being held on Tuesday and Wednesday in the United Arab Emirates, with US mediation.

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