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Russian Ambassador: Russians freed from Thai call centers will not face trial
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- •Russian Ambassador to Thailand Evgeny Tomikhin announced that Russian citizens freed from call centers in Thailand will not be put on trial in Russia.
- •Russian media report that Russian nationals were rescued from illegal call center operations in Thailand and Myanmar.
- •The rescued Russians are being treated by Russian authorities as victims rather than as perpetrators of the call center schemes.
- •The announcement concerns Russian citizens who had been involved in call center activities that local authorities in Southeast Asia associate with fraudulent operations.
- •The Russian diplomatic mission in Thailand has been involved in the process of assisting and repatriating these citizens.
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- ▸If Russian authorities consistently classify nationals freed from foreign scam call centers as victims rather than suspects Russian law-enforcement agencies may prioritize cooperation with foreign counterparts on trafficking and recruitment networks rather than prosecuting the individuals returning from such operations.
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If legal and diplomatic issues around foreign scam operations expand, RUB/THB could see episodic volatility due to shifts in Russian tourist flows and regulatory scrutiny affecting bilateral services trade.
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