US prosecutors indict a former Russian intelligence military officer, alleging he offered $25,000 to a US citizen to track and kill a person in Lithuania’s capital, according to reports.
The allegations center on Yuri Khrameev, described by prosecutors as a former member of Russian intelligence services. Prosecutors say the payment offer was tied to targeting someone portrayed as “telling lies about Russia,” with the plan directed at an individual in Vilnius.
Both outlets report the same core facts: the indictment, the role of Khrameev, the proposed $25,000 payment, and the intended action in Lithuania. Differences in coverage are limited, with both sources presenting the allegation as part of a wider claimed Russian global operation rather than focusing on additional case details or responses from Russian officials.
