I can't tell if the investigative journalism is that amazing, or if the FSB tradecraft is so embarrassingly bad. If another world power was investigated over a

I can't tell if the investigative journalism is that amazing, or if the FSB tradecraft is so embarrassingly bad. If another world power was investigated over a potential assassination and had such lax control over civilian personal data, would it be as easy to derive the chain of command and movements of their agents? Would the cover identities be so shoddily arranged as to use the surnames of their spouses to make them easier to remember? Or is this unique to Russia and this particular organization of the FSB. Similarly, regarding the ongoing Solarwind attack, what is the tradecraft of the folks involved in that mission. Not only their opsec but in their own personal coms? Will we see an independent investigation that reveals the calls and networks of the hackers?