Love is evil: In Russia, 56 users of "Divinchik" fell into the hands of the FSB. The most interesting thing is that the recruiters allegedly presented themselves as employees of the FSB and Rosfinmonitoring itself, threatened criminal cases and forced them to perform tasks. Of course, the Russian department blamed the Ukrainian special services for everything. There is no independent confirmation of this. The investigative committee also reported on cases against teenagers accused of setting fire to gas stations and police vehicles. In general, Russian dating has reached a new level.

Love is evil: In Russia, 56 users of "Divinchik" fell into the hands of the FSB. The most interesting thing is that the recruiters allegedly presented themselves as employees of the FSB and Rosfinmonitoring itself, threatened criminal cases and forced them to perform tasks. Of course, the Russian department blamed the Ukrainian special services for everything. There is no independent confirmation of this. The investigative committee also reported on cases against teenagers accused of setting fire to gas stations and police vehicles. In general, Russian dating has reached a new level.