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> because their passports are kept away from Western databases. Except unless they get arrested in the West and their secret passports fall into Western intell
by cryptonector 3y ago
> because their passports are kept away from Western databases.
Except unless they get arrested in the West and their secret passports fall into Western intelligence hands.
> It doesn’t help to block spy operations, because you can connect passport numbers to specific actions only after they happened
But getting caught must be no fun.
> It doesn’t help breaking plausible deniability to blame Russian government officially, because you would need the hard evidence.
Nonsense. A block of sequential passport numbers for supposedly unrelated people you suspect of being spies is evidence plenty hard enough.