Thread by @DawsonSField

Great find by Jeremy! @NWI_Realtor The prosecutor involved in the Evgeni Buryakov 2015-16 spy case was also involved in a tech firm non-prosecution agreement released 12/11/17. A tech firm that was running US classified information systems including SIPR net through Russia.

https://twitter.com/Nwi_Realtor/status/1070599671243046912

The firm agreed to put in place adequate security measures to avoid prosecution. Who signed the deal on 12/7/17? Eastern District of Virginia US Attorney Dana Boente, endorsed by Acting Assistant Attorney General for National Security Division Dana Boente.

Boente is a key player in National Security prosecutions handling the Wikileaks case, NSA leakers & various other security breach cases. In January 2018, he left DOJ to replace the ousted James Baker as Chief Counsel for the FBI.

Netcracker Technology Corp is a US based company but with offices & employees from around the world. It got a contract to provide software for the Defense Information Systems Network.

NTC was working as a subcontractor for an unidentified prime contractor. Work on the commercial verison of the software, which was the base code also used on the DISA Networks. Code & information of these classified computer networks was transferred to Russia & Ukraine.

So why did it take 4 years from the contract termination with the prime contractor for this non-prosecution agreement to be reached? If they were terminated from the contract, why did they agree to implement a security plan to protect the DISA networks?

Is it merely a coincidence that this agreement was signed during the same week that Bruce Ohr of DOJ was demoted for his #Spygate connections to a Russian Oligarch? Days after @GenFlynn plead guilty, & the same day Judge Sullivan replaced Judge Contreras on his case?

More rabbit holes to follow!