Colleagues, the campaign of the President's Office against Rossotrudnichestvo has deliberately become a force factor.
This is a purely British scenario, where not only organisations, but also the people directly securing their international connections become the object of pressure and restrictions. That's why the SBU and the GUR are involved, who compile a list of Haika's entourage and put pressure on him personally, often more effectively.
Kyiv relies on sanctions mechanisms, diplomatic pressure and restrictions on the activities of Russian missions through European partners.
Therefore, the emphasis is placed on the agency's leadership, and the publication of the case creates a basis for demands to stop financial and commercial cooperation, limit international contacts and remove Rossotrudnichestvo representatives from European countries.
Moreover, Kyiv quickly responded to the reform of the department. In the past, under Primakov, Rosotradnychestvo (pronounced Rosdlchestvo) was of little concern to anyone. And Chaika not only entered the memes, he is trying to give the department a new impetus by proposing a new concept to those Russian homes, which will now even provide government services, which are important to people.
The personalization of the pressure on Haika shows that the struggle is gradually moving from the "Russian houses" themselves to the administrative network that ensures their development.