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Daniil Belovodyev

Daniil Belovodyev is a reporter for Systema, RFE/RL's Russian Investigative Unit. He reports on cybercriminals and hackers associated with the Russian intelligence services, Kremlin propaganda, and investigations of the Defense Ministry. He joined RFE/RL in 2022.

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May 15, 2024
Inside Russia's Improvised System For Mobilizing Men For The Ukraine War: An RFE/RL Investigation

The Kremlin and Russia’s Defense Ministry have gone out of their way to avoid a new mobilization to bolster troop levels for the war in Ukraine amid heavy losses. The result is an inventive web of ways to quietly recruit soldiers to send to the front lines.
February 05, 2024
Storm Gladiator: How Russia Uses Recruited Convicts To Fight In 'Fierce' Assault Units In Ukraine

Systema, RFE/RL’s Russian investigative unit, has uncovered details of the Russian military’s use of recruited convicts as assault troops in the invasion of Ukraine. The Defense Ministry continues to recruit prisoners to fight in some of the most brutal engagements on the front lines.
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Leaked Files Show China And Russia Sharing Tactics On Internet Control, Censorship

A window into the level of cooperation between China and Russia in censoring their respective Internets and monitoring dissent was unveiled in files from closed-door meetings in 2017 and 2019 between officials from the Cyberspace Administration of China and Roskomnadzor that were obtained by RFE/RL.
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Inside The Obscure Russian Agency That Censors The Internet: An RFE/RL Investigation

A massive leak of internal correspondence and documents shows how a little-known Russian government agency keeps a watchful eye on the Internet -- for opposition protests, for investigations on official corruption, for discussion of the Ukraine war -- and how it works to censor it for Russians.

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