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“It’s a great psychological operation. It’s just more of a radio morning show prank, rather than a journalistic operation,” says Christo Grozev, the ‘Bulgarian Bellingcat’ researcher and journalist. 4/9 — PolitiTweet.org

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The hacktivists say their idea was partly inspired by journalists at ‘Bellingcat’ and Russian news site ‘The Insider’ who called Russian officials and even intelligence agents pretending to be their colleagues or superiors, to trick them into revealing sensitive information. 3/9 https://t.co/0rKXa32bhN — PolitiTweet.org

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By combing through piles of leaked information, scraping phone numbers from emails, and combining those found in other public sources, the creators of https://t.co/uRNp57Ee5q say they've assembled more than 5,000 Russian government phone numbers. 5/9 https://t.co/XsQdxAjnMZ — PolitiTweet.org

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