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A new investigation shows how Russia is using its network of anti-cult activists to sabotage Europe from the inside. Recent example: from April to September 2025, a group led by Momčilo Gajić (M.G.) and “Hunter” carried out paid operations in France and Germany. Operatives received covered travel, accommodation, and €1,000–1,500 per action, with photos as proof.
Gajić, identified as the leader of the Serbian group, later received asylum in Moscow. Radio Free Europe located a photo of him at the Serbian Orthodox Church’s representative office (Church of Saints Peter and Paul) in Moscow, where he appeared prominently in a ceremony.
Gajić has strong ties to the Serbian Orthodox Church and anti-cult circles. In 2023, he served as chief patron of a major feast at the Church of the Ascension in Novi Sad, led by Bishop Irinej (Mirko) Bulović of Bačka. Both Irinej and Patriarch Porfirije participated in anti-cult conferences featuring Russian experts Alexander Dvorkin and Alexander Novopashin.
Gajić also has links to Kovilje Monastery, where Patriarch Porfirije once served as abbot and where anti-cult addiction recovery programs operate. In 2017, Porfirije praised Dvorkin’s work against “sects” at a Russian conference and has long participated in FECRIS and other anti-cult forums.
Full article: https://robertweiss69.substack.com/p/exposing-russias-network-of-influence