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I think what this means is that she used her Czech passport when leaving a country, and used the Russian passport when entering Russia (Thus leaving no trace of
by ericol 2y ago
I think what this means is that she used her Czech passport when leaving a country, and used the Russian passport when entering Russia (Thus leaving no trace of her entering the EU as a Russian national).
That's far from "sophisticated tradecaft" though.
For instance a large % of Argentinians have double nationality (Myself included) and we do this all the time when travelling to Europe.
- immibis 2y agoThat's what any sane dual citizen would do. Use your Schengen country passport within Schengen and your home country passport when entering your home country. Maybe you wouldn't go to the lengths of using two different passports on one flight (you'd show your Russian passport when boarding a flight to Russia) but if you did, it wouldn't be that weird...
- pvaldes 2y ago> Thus leaving no trace of her entering the EU as a Russian national Computer systems of face recognition deployed everywhere would want to say something about that bright plan