Marc Bennetts is a Foreign Correspondent at The Times and Sunday Times. He has been covering Russia and the former Soviet Union, including the Russia-Ukraine War, and has reported on various social issues and protests, with a keen focus on the Kremlin's influence. Marc is featured in The Post, The Australian, Waikato Times, The Press, and the Daily Star (UK).
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By: Chris Smyth, David Charter, Charlotte Mcdonald-Gibson, Yennah Smart, Marc Bennetts, Alistair Dawber, Joey D’Urso, Bevan Hurley, Bruno Waterfield, David Harding, Tom Kington, Louise Callaghan, Will Pavia
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Invading soldiers claim Ukrainians are using war tricks to encourage them to open cupboards or wardrobes, triggering explosives
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