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Special forces are a branch of the military trained to carry out covert operations, often through unconventional warfare such as sabotage and diversion.

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In another era, the Kremlin might have used its own deep undercover agents to carry out acts of sabotage or vandalism.

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Such potential sabotage may already be underway, with Adams considering stacking the city’s Rent Guidelines Board with anti-Mamdani appointees to thwart his rent freeze proposal.

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Describing the situation as "difficult", he said earlier that there was widespread fierce fighting and "sabotage groups" had entered the town.

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The refinery called the allegation false, and said it had fired an unspecified number of workers over "acts of sabotage".

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