Centralized surveillance: Moscow's digital network that the Kremlin uses to identify opponents and recruits
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Moscow has expanded its centralized digital surveillance network, integrating cameras, biometric data, and state applications handling payments, transit, and administrative procedures. Russian authorities are utilizing these advanced digital tools to identify political opponents and monitor individuals.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses heavily on state surveillance and opposition tracking in Moscow
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