Do you EVER read the Contents of the article or just the headline???
I guess you read neither, as your JOB is to regurgitate BS.
A cursory glance at the article, reveals how poorly written this BS article was.
1. Vladimir Osechkin, the founder of Gulagu, who supposedly received the LEAKED emails, is based in Paris - since 2015.
2. In all his previous Exclusive Leaks, he provided the Name of his source such as "whistleblower Sergei Saveliev". So how come he DID NOT provide the name or the EMAIL address of the Sender and Receiver of these Supposed Leaked Emails from FSB agent/s in relation to this article???
3. Further, this statement reveal the whole charade for what it was "The emails are believed (?????) to originally be the work of one FSB officer but it’s thought several now contribute to the emails." What the hell??? If you have the LEAKED Emails, you would KNOW who the Sender was and who the Receiver of the emails was!!! Why would you need to make a Guess??? If you have the emails, you would state the Email was sent by XXX and received by YYY
4. Moreover, there are over 80,000 personnel working for the FSB which has one Director, two First Deputy Directors and 5 Deputy Directors.
It has 9 divisions:
A. Counter-Espionage B.Service for Defense of Constitutional Order and Fight against Terrorism C.Border Service D.Economic Security Service E. Current Information and International Links F. Organizational and Personnel Service G. Monitoring Department Scientific and Technical Service H. Organizational Security Service
So which Division did this person worked for and to whom up the chain of command did he/she sent email/s to???
5. Finally, this statement revealed where it came from: "Mark Galeotti, an expert on Russia’s security and intelligence who is a senior associate fellow at defence think-tank RUSI, said Putin’s spies know to tell him what he wants to hear." What is the RUSI??? Read their Mission statement below. lol
The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) is the world’s oldest and the UK’s leading defence and security think tank. Our mission is to inform, influence and enhance public debate to help build a safer and more stable world.
