Russia has set up a network of training camps in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia, where spies and agents are reportedly trained for sabotage across Europe, according to Politico. According to an investigation launched in Moldova, 80 people who attended these camps are suspected of organizing mass unrest in the country. Twenty have already been formally charged, and two others are also suspected of sabotage in France and Germany. The recruits are described as Russian-speaking young people whom Russia allegedly recruits in European countries for $300–500 under the guise of “two-week nature hikes.” At the camps, agents are reportedly trained to operate drones, handle explosives and smoke devices, provide medical assistance, and break through law enforcement lines. They also undergo tactical training, said Moldovan Interior Minister Daniela Misail-Nikitin. United24