Investigating Russian Government: Information Warfare and Corruption in Ukraine

Delve into a riveting fireside chat featuring Christo Grozev, Bellingcat's Executive Director and lead Russia investigator, at the Aspen Security Forum 2023. Explore the world of information warfare, corruption, and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine as Grozev, wanted by the Russian government, shares his insights. Gain a deeper understanding of Putin's control over Russian media, the challenges faced by investigative journalists, and Bellingcat's unique position in conducting high-level, unrestrained investigations. Learn about the attempted mutiny's impact on Putin's power, Russian military strategy, Ukraine's tactical deception, and the role of Africa in Russian influence. Discover the methodologies behind Grozev's work, including buying information from sources, and how it contributes to war crimes investigations in Ukraine. Examine the potential for Russia's democratization, US sanctions strategy, and Putin's wealth. Moderated by Sharon Weinberger, National Security Editor at The Wall Street Journal, this 28-minute discussion offers a rare glimpse into the world of high-stakes investigative journalism and its implications for global security.

Introduction
What sense do you make from this
Is Prague a moron or traitor
Did the attempted Mutiny weaken Putin
The methodology of his work
How could it have gone differently
What does Putin do now
Where will Putin get the financial support
Does Africa become a lever for Russian influence
Where is the Commando
Buying information from sources
Russian military strategy
Ukraines tactical deception
How Ukraine is able to take advantage of the war on the ground
How much of his work feeds the investigations into war crimes in Ukraine
Why did he leave Vienna
Can Russia be democratized
US sanctions strategy
March on Moscow
Putins wealth
Leaving Europe