No, it's the opposite. The activity was directed by the state, the state must absolutely be held responsible. If this were a rogue state, or rogue actors, or n

No, it's the opposite. The activity was directed by the state, the state must absolutely be held responsible. If this were a rogue state, or rogue actors, or non-state related activity like general corruption, as we see with Russian figures, it might make more sense to go after the individuals.