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Russia 's Federal Security Service (FSB) announced the arrests of nearly 40 individuals, including teenagers, accused of supporting " Ukrainian terrorist" groups.
The FSB claimed that nine teenagers had been involved in planning "armed attacks on educational and religious institutions" It said its agents and Interior Ministry officials conducted "investigative and preventative measures in 79 regions" across Russia .
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