Czech intelligence agency BIS reports Russia is increasingly utilizing “disposable agents” for coordinated attacks and sabotage operations throughout Europe. These agents are often inexperienced individuals from lower socioeconomic backgrounds or with criminal histories, motivated primarily by financial gain. The number of these agents is reportedly growing, alongside demand for them on social media platforms. The BIS annual report, released Thursday, details this escalating trend of Russian-coordinated destabilization efforts. Despite the widespread activity, the agency confirms no attacks with a confirmed Russian link have been substantiated within the Czech Republic. The report highlights a shift towards using less-traceable individuals to carry out destabilizing actions across the continent. This tactic presents new challenges for European security agencies.