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BOMBSHELL EXCLUSIVE VIDEO TESTIMONY An employee from a major Romanian cash-in-transit company just dropped a bomb: “Ukrainians have been moving MASSIVE loads of euros and dollars through Romania NON-STOP since the first day of the war.” Huge cash payments, truck after truck, year after year. BILLIONS in physical cash....

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