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The Kremlin uses organized crime networks to further its interests at home and abroad from "summary" of Putin's People by Catherine Belton

Catherine Belton reveals how the Kremlin has strategically leveraged organized crime networks to advance its agenda both domestically and internationally. These networks operate as an extension of the state, carrying out illicit activities to achieve political goals. By aligning with criminal syndicates, the Kremlin gains access to resources and capabilities that would otherwise be off-limits. This symbiotic relationship allows the Russian government to exert influence beyond traditional channels, using underworld connections to manipulate events and individuals in pursuit of its objectives. At home, the Kremlin relies on organized crime to maintain control and suppress dissent. By partnering with criminal groups, the regime can silence opposition figures, eliminate rivals, a...
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    Putin's People

    Catherine Belton

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