Czech President Calls for Surveillance of Russians Living Abroad
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Czech President Petr Pavel has called for Russian citizens living in the West to be placed under "strict surveillance" by intelligence services, stating that as long as the war in Ukraine continues, Western powers should keep a close eye on Russian citizens living abroad. Pavel clarified that he did not mean creating internment camps for Russian citizens, but rather that they should be under the scrutiny of security services. Pavel also expressed his support for Ukraine joining both NATO and the European Union in the interview.
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