US intelligence declassified data on Putin-sanctioned killings of opponents — Politics
The targets include critics of his government, international figures and leaders who support Ukraine in the war.
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence has released a long-classified memorandum that sheds light on the targeted killings of political opponents of Vladimir Putin after nearly eight years of persistent public records efforts.
Bloomberg writes about it.
This declassified document sheds light on Russia's plans to eliminate individuals who are political or military threats to Vladimir Putin's regime. The targets include critics of his government, international figures and leaders who support Ukraine in the war.
The main emphasis is on the fact that Russia could create detailed lists for the purpose of political and propaganda manipulation. This confirms the data on the expansion of the Kremlin's tactics in the hybrid…
