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A newly declassified American intelligence analysis says Russian spy agencies are using influence laundering techniques to hide the Kremlin’s involvement in cultivating pro-Russia and anti-Ukraine messages.

Russian secret services have been using special methods of influence to conceal the Kremlin's involvement in promoting pro-Russian and anti-Ukrainian narratives in the United States and Europe. Source: The New York Times, citing a declassified US intelligence analysis Details: The United States believes that Russia seeks to regain its influence on public opinion and manipulate it, at the same time concealing the work of its secret services.

Natalya Burlinova conspired with an FSB officer to recruit Americans from academic and research institutions.

Natalia Burlinova denies U.S. charges but won’t address her alleged connections to a Moscow spy agency

For years, Natalia Burlinova and her NGO promoted “public diplomacy” and Russia’s perspective on the world. The FBI has now issued an arrest warrant alleging it was a project managed by the Russian FSB. Participants say they’re stunned -- but not surprised.