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•'They're tightening the screws': Kremlin ups attacks on critics abroad
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Kremlin critics living in Europe say Russia is stepping up its efforts to silence, threaten and persecute opponents abroad.
The start of Russia 's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 led to a wide-ranging crackdown against opponents inside Russia .
With all dissent snuffed out at home, Russia is turning its attention to opponents who have sought refuge in the West .
Authorities are increasingly turning to proxies to do their dirty work - criminal gangs.
The Polish government believes that’s what happened in the case of Leonid Volkov .
He was brutally attacked with a hammer in Lithuania four months ago , but survived.
Activist Olesya Krivtsova, 21 , escaped from Russia after being arrested and threatened with jail for anti-war posts.
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