Amateur saboteurs: The young men carrying out attacks for gangs, Russia and Iran
Lured on social media, they carry out serious criminal acts on behalf of shadowy online figures for money, which they may never receive.
Amateur saboteurs: The young men carrying out attacks for gangs, Russia and Iran
Lured on social media, they carry out serious criminal acts on behalf of shadowy online figures for money, which they may never receive.
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