How Local Criminals Help Russia Fight a Gray Zone War in Europe
Robert Kremzner is an associate analyst with New Lines’ Crime Conflict Nexus and Military Withdrawals Portfolio. He has written on
Robert Kremzner is an associate analyst with New Lines’ Crime Conflict Nexus and Military Withdrawals Portfolio. He has written on Russian hybrid aggression in Europe, Latin American drug trafficking, and has researched post-withdrawal Afghanistan. Kremzner holds a master’s in Security Policy Studies from The George Washington University, and a bachelor’s in history from Montana State University.
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