Former Russian spy escaped Putin’s death squads by hiding in dead cow’s carcass A former Russian spy has detailed the stomach-churning way he narrowly escaped President Vladimir Putin’s death squad — by hiding inside a dead cow’s carcass. Dmitry Senin, 47, was a top-ranking Federal Security Service agent when the Kremlin suddenly accused him of…
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