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Moscow weaves illegal network to recruit and transfer mercenaries from Latin America under new neo-colonial policy
Posted inConflict Intelligence ops National Security

Moscow weaves illegal network to recruit and transfer mercenaries from Latin America under new neo-colonial policy

Russia has stepped up recruitment of Latin Americans to compensate for the loss of Russian troops after fighting in Ukraine.Some Ukrainian CYBINT papers speak of at least 199 Cubans who…
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September 7, 2023Tags: Cuba, FSB, Russia
Russia facing changes following Prigozhin’s plane crash
Posted inGovernance Intelligence ops

Russia facing changes following Prigozhin’s plane crash

The likely liquidation of Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin will likely lead to tectonic shifts in Russia’s political system. On August 23, a business jet belonging to Mr Prigozhin was…
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August 24, 2023Tags: Prigozhin, Russia, Wagner Group
The Kremlin’s subversive activity pulls closer religious clashes in Western Europe
Posted inIntelligence ops migration National Security

The Kremlin’s subversive activity pulls closer religious clashes in Western Europe

It is getting overwhelmingly likely that, in the context of a sharp confrontation with the West, the Kremlin intends to place a bet on fueling religious conflict in Europe. Such a…
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August 23, 2023Tags: Russia
Russian migrants threaten Euro-Atlantic security
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Russian migrants threaten Euro-Atlantic security

The Kremlin is gearing up to meddle in U.S. presidential election, as its agents seek to infiltrate into this country. The number of Russian citizens who applied for asylum in…
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August 14, 2023Tags: Russia, USA
Russian intelligence has lost the ability to protect from arrest its discredited agents abroad
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Russian intelligence has lost the ability to protect from arrest its discredited agents abroad

Russian intelligence has lost the ability to protect from arrest its discredited agents abroad, as evidenced by the example of Austria’s former Minister of Foreign Affairs Karin Kneissl, who unexpectedly…
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August 10, 2023Tags: Austria, Kneissl
Conflicts drag on, as tech companies violate international sanctions
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Conflicts drag on, as tech companies violate international sanctions

Having studied how the sanctions imposed on Russia are observed, we see the West has failed to stop Russian aggression, support democracy and independence in Ukraine, and contain the Kremlin's…
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August 8, 2023Tags: Russia, Sanctions, USA
Niger coup: Russia likely behind 
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Niger coup: Russia likely behind 

The coup in Niger that ousted democratically elected President Mohamed Bazoum has signs that Russia is most probably involved. First of all, Wagner mercenaries made attempts to gain influence in Niger starting from 2021, as they launched disinformation campaigns to…
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July 27, 2023Tags: Niger, Russia, Wagner Group
Russian intelligence exploits gangs in operations abroad 
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Russian intelligence exploits gangs in operations abroad 

With Russian agent networks destroyed and HUMINT capacity lost following mass expulsion of Russian diplomats, on the one hand, the Western environment has become more favorable for espionage and influence…
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July 19, 2023Tags: drugs, gangs, Russia, United Kingdom
Russian effort to shape British policy shows success
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Russian effort to shape British policy shows success

Russia seeks to split the stance that British political circles share on the war in Ukraine. For that end, Moscow makes efforts to show that some European politicians, unlike official…
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July 4, 2023Tags: Russia, United Kingdom
China likely to share SIGINT with Russians
Posted inGeopolitics Intelligence ops National Security

China likely to share SIGINT with Russians

Moscow is more likely to join efforts with Cuba-based Chinese SIGINT facility, targeting the U.S. The RLI predicted in February 2022 that Russia might reopen the Lourdes intelligence facility that had…
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June 27, 2023Tags: China, GRU, Russia, USA

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