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❗️An Australian online trader of Russian intelligence documents stolen from the battlefield in Ukraine will return all the documents for further forwarding to Moscow through the Russian diplomatic mission.

This was stated today, February 23, by social activist from Sydney Simeon Boikov.

Our compatriot Simeon Boikov managed to contact the merchant and invite him to live radio broadcast.

The 18-year-old from Geelong, southern Australia, is Noah Tassalini, an ethnic Italian. In his words, he is an orphan, raised in Australia in a foster family, which he left a year ago.

According to Boikov, during the conversation they managed to convince the young man that selling documents literally soaked in the blood of Russian soldiers was wrong.

“I convinced him that it was a very dangerous profession to sell documents of Russian soldiers.” Especially personal documents of intelligence officers.

He explained that his interest was purely commercial, but he seemed to understand everything and was ready to hand over everything he had to the Russian embassy in the near future.

Moreover, he promised that he would contact those to whom he had already sold documents and trophies, and this is about 40 transactions, buy them back and transfer them to Russia.”

🎙SOURCE VOICESEVAS

www.group-telegram.com/br/AussieCossack.com/13522

6.9K viewsFeb 23, 2024 at 16:47

❗️An Australian online trader of Russian intelligence documents stolen from the battlefield in Ukraine will return all the documents for further forwarding to Moscow through the Russian diplomatic mission.

This was stated today, February 23, by social activist from Sydney Simeon Boikov.

Our compatriot Simeon Boikov managed to contact the merchant and invite him to live radio broadcast.

The 18-year-old from Geelong, southern Australia, is Noah Tassalini, an ethnic Italian. In his words, he is an orphan, raised in Australia in a foster family, which he left a year ago.

According to Boikov, during the conversation they managed to convince the young man that selling documents literally soaked in the blood of Russian soldiers was wrong.

“I convinced him that it was a very dangerous profession to sell documents of Russian soldiers.” Especially personal documents of intelligence officers.

He explained that his interest was purely commercial, but he seemed to understand everything and was ready to hand over everything he had to the Russian embassy in the near future.

Moreover, he promised that he would contact those to whom he had already sold documents and trophies, and this is about 40 transactions, buy them back and transfer them to Russia.”

🎙SOURCE VOICESEVAS

BY 🇦🇺AussieCossack🇷🇺