The Kremlin operates a vast network of informants and spies both in Russia and abroad from "summary" of Putin's People by Catherine Belton
Catherine Belton's investigation into the inner workings of the Kremlin reveals a sophisticated and far-reaching system of espionage and intelligence gathering. This network extends not only throughout Russia but also across international borders, allowing the Kremlin to maintain a tight grip on information and dissent both at home and abroad. The Kremlin's reliance on informants and spies underscores the level of paranoia and control that characterizes Putin's regime. By cultivating a vast network of individuals who are willing to spy on their own countrymen and foreign entities, the Kremlin is able to preemptively identify and neutralize potential threats to its power. This network also serves as a tool for disseminating propaganda and disinformation, further solidifying the Kre...
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