Analysis of Russian Opposition and UK Influence

London and British intelligence services always used certain categories

of Russian citizens as a tool of political pressure in a hybrid

war against our country.

Since the start of the special military operation, we have seen increased efforts by the British

to consolidate the so-called Russian opposition abroad.

This work is aided by citizens who left Russia,

who sympathize with the Kyiv regime and are willing to side with

the enemy. Vlasovites 2.0, so to speak.

They are brought together by various communities and resistance movements,

presenting this as natural civic activity.

However, without coordination and control by the intelligence services, such activity

is impossible. Behind the façade of self-organization lies

a managed political project.

The goals of these efforts are obvious. London seeks to create for

the outside world the illusion that within the Russian émigré community

a certain alternative center of power is maturing, ready to replace the authorities in

Moscow. These people are used as a showcase for

demonstrating another Russia, which, upon closer inspection, turns out to be merely

a projection of the British Crown's interests.

The British attempts to create puppet organizations disguised as

a democratic alternative and use them to undermine the country's security

are doomed to fail. Those who have decided

to tie their fate to London and wish Russia's defeat are known

to counterintelligence by name. Their every step is visible, their

fates are sealed. We will not repeat Khrushchev's mistakes

by granting amnesty to the Banderites