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Source: Newser.com Moscow is demanding the release of a Russian woman accused of being a spy. Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov made the request through Mike Pompeo... Lavrov believes "the actions of the US authorities that arrested Russian citizen [Maria] Butina on fabricated charges are unacceptable," Russia is building a social media campaign to raise awareness, with the tag #FreeMariaButina. But the request for immediate release is unlikely to be fulfilled.

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