REF: DEPT-IV-LOG-024-EXTENDED

DATE: FEB 24, 2025 – MAR 26, 2025 (31-Day Window)

TARGET: Russian Federation State Apparatus (24 Nodes)

OPERATIONAL DOCTRINE: Active Signal Injection

STATUS: 🟢 COMPLETED / PATTERN MAPPED

1. MISSION PARAMETERS & HYPOTHESIS

The Objective:

To perform a systemic stress-test of the Russian Federation’s capability to interact with its diaspora. We sought to answer one primary question:

Does the state apparatus possess a protocol for “Partnership” with independent citizens abroad, or does it default exclusively to “Suppression”?

The Signal Injection (The Payload):

On the 3rd Anniversary of the SVO (Feb 24, 2025), we executed a coordinated mass-submission of legal inquiries to 24 state institutions (Executive, Legislative, Security).

The Proposal Content:

Notification of the launch of “FBK 2.0” (Foundation of Bazarov: Culture). The proposal was deliberately structured to be a “Hybrid Signal”:

1. Humanitarian Layer (The Content): Psychosocial support for migrants, PTSD therapy, language clubs (innocent, social work).
2. Trigger Layer (The Test):
   • **Brand: “**FBK 2.0” (Memetic reference to banned Org #86).
   • **Goal: “**Creation of a Russian Party in the European Parliament.”
   • **Ideology: “**Feminism”, “Inner Freedom” and “Gender Equality.”
   • Finance: Transparent declaration of possible foreign funding sources.

2. OPERATIONAL TIMELINE (THE 31-DAY CYCLE)

Reconstruction of the bureaucratic reaction speed.

• DAY 0 (Feb 24, 00:00): The Launch. 24 applications submitted via official digital receptions.
• DAY 0 (Feb 24, 00:09): Security Trigger. The Investigative Committee (SK) registers the request (No. 1461954). Start of the “Silent Period.”
• DAY 1 (Feb 25): The Voronezh Anomaly. Federal Tax Service (FNS) reroutes the inquiry from Moscow to the Voronezh Regional Office.
• DAY 2 (Feb 26): Executive Denial. Presidential Administration and Government redirect all inquiries to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA).
• DAY 17 (Mar 13): Procedural Denial. Ministry of Justice (Standard Dept) issues a generic template: “Consultations are not our competence.”