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Ben Wallace added to Moscow's wanted list after recommending Crimea bridge strike on Ukraine.
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Russia has placed former UK Defence Minister Ben Wallace on its wanted list, according to Al Jazeera.
Wallace, who left office last year, had recommended assisting Ukraine in carrying out strikes against the bridge linking Russia to annexed Crimea. The bridge, a key supply route for Russian forces, has been a strategic target for Kyiv.
The move represents Moscow's escalation in targeting Western officials involved in supporting Ukraine's war effort.
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Russia has added former UK Defence Minister Ben Wallace to its wanted list after he publicly recommended helping Ukraine strike the Crimea bridge, a critical Russian supply route. The move signals Moscow is escalating its targeting of Western officials who support Ukraine's defence.
If you're a current or former Western politician, military adviser, or official involved in Ukraine policy, this demonstrates Russia is actively documenting and potentially pursuing those who advocate military support for Kyiv—raising questions about personal security protocols and potential legal exposure for defence officials across NATO countries.
2 independent sources corroborated this