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| accomplice; satellite; henchman; hanger-on; hanger on; onhanger; acolyte (scherfas); sycophant (Taras); associate (Notburga); crony (Maria Klavdieva); minion (Taras); henchman (The west tends to assume that Mr Yanukovich and his henchmen were simply the puppets of Moscow. 4uzhoj); underling | |||
| myrmidon | |||
| lapdog; copy cat | |||
| hatchetman | |||
| helper; servant; baker | |||
| vassal | |||
| hastener | |||
| lackey (Andrey Truhachev) | |||
| flunky (MargeWebley); stooge | |||
| echo | |||
| jackal | |||
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| henchmen (Both Russia and the western powers have a conspiratorial view of the other side's role in Ukraine. The Russians see the hand of western intelligence agencies behind the demonstrations in Kiev. The west tends to assume that Mr Yanukovich and his henchmen were simply the puppets of Moscow. 4uzhoj); lap-dogs (Taras) | |||
| the boys | |||
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