Finally getting a chance to read Bellingcat's investigation into FSB's attempted assassination of Navalny. bellingcat.com/news/uk-and-eu…
This from the intro: "Moscow-based SC Signal – were shown to have been in close communication with GRU operatives linked to the two overseas assassination attempts using military-grade toxins. SC Signal, formally engaged in developing sports nutrition drinks"
I wonder if this inspired the "fitness vitamin salesmen" cover. 
.@bellingcat is just as cynical as I am... Probably just a coincidence.
omg
"When searching for Panyaev’s phone number on the GetContact app, which crowdsources contact book entries for a given number, we found that he was listed as “FSB Vladimir Alexandrovich Panyaev” in someone’s phone contact book."
bellingcat.com/resources/2020…
"When searching for Panyaev’s phone number on the GetContact app, which crowdsources contact book entries for a given number, we found that he was listed as “FSB Vladimir Alexandrovich Panyaev” in someone’s phone contact book."
bellingcat.com/resources/2020…
Pro tip: Don't list spies as spies in your contacts.
I will also never get over GRU and SVR officers registering their cars to their offices.
This must be a bureaucratic thing. I can imagine Support officers writing this policy, and every case officer being like, Fuck no, you're gonna give us away, and Support insisting to the budget office it must be done this way for streamlining purposes.
Same with all those passports with consecutive numbers.
Support Officer 1: "If we issue them all at once, it will cost less and require less paperwork!"
Support Officer 2: "Sounds great!"
They slam down some vodka, pleased with how efficient they are being.
Support Officer 1: "If we issue them all at once, it will cost less and require less paperwork!"
Support Officer 2: "Sounds great!"
They slam down some vodka, pleased with how efficient they are being.
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