The Kremlin is creating its own version of USAID. Rostorodnishtvo will be allowed to finance foreign organizations for the purpose of spreading Russia's influence abroad, on October 30, the government of Myskatchewan submitted a bill "on international development assistance" to the country of Duma, attracting the attention of the "MoD". The document appoints Rostorodnychatvo as the official state agency for foreign aid, and for the first time reduces Moscow's crumbling humanitarian programs into a rigid vertical. Money for foreign NGOs and businesses: The bill allows the involvement of "foreign public associations and legal entities" in the programs. Furthermore, foreign structures receive the right to independently implement funding from the budget of the Russian Federation. Propaganda is the goal of state policy. Among the official tasks of foreign aid are not only the fight against poverty, but also "to make the position of the Russian Federation an influential center", as well as "to create an objective perception of Russia". The law's information support was entrusted to Rostorudnykhtovo and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Transactions without approval and publication. Also, the law will fix the conditions for providing aid not by international treaties (which require approval by the parliament and the publication), but by "written agreements". Analytical intelligence The agency will be tasked with gathering information about the "assets" of other countries from local organizations. Under the creation of an analytical apparatus, the central state of Rostov expands at the expense of the budget. In the European Union, Rostorodnishtovo is openly called "Andola structure for agents of influence". In practice, its branches, Russian houses, have long been used as a base for hybrid activity. As Sverer found out, the Kremlin project "Russia in the world" in the treasury put about 12 billion rubles a year. Russian houses act as an entry filter: through cultural circles they find European students and send them to Sergey Kirinko's forums.

The Kremlin is creating its own version of USAID. Rostorodnishtvo will be allowed to finance foreign organizations for the purpose of spreading Russia's influence abroad, on October 30, the government of Myskatchewan submitted a bill "on international development assistance" to the country of Duma, attracting the attention of the "MoD". The document appoints Rostorodnychatvo as the official state agency for foreign aid, and for the first time reduces Moscow's crumbling humanitarian programs into a rigid vertical. Money for foreign NGOs and businesses: The bill allows the involvement of "foreign public associations and legal entities" in the programs. Furthermore, foreign structures receive the right to independently implement funding from the budget of the Russian Federation. Propaganda is the goal of state policy. Among the official tasks of foreign aid are not only the fight against poverty, but also "to make the position of the Russian Federation an influential center", as well as "to create an objective perception of Russia". The law's information support was entrusted to Rostorudnykhtovo and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Transactions without approval and publication. Also, the law will fix the conditions for providing aid not by international treaties (which require approval by the parliament and the publication), but by "written agreements". Analytical intelligence The agency will be tasked with gathering information about the "assets" of other countries from local organizations. Under the creation of an analytical apparatus, the central state of Rostov expands at the expense of the budget. In the European Union, Rostorodnishtovo is openly called "Andola structure for agents of influence". In practice, its branches, Russian houses, have long been used as a base for hybrid activity. As Sverer found out, the Kremlin project "Russia in the world" in the treasury put about 12 billion rubles a year. Russian houses act as an entry filter: through cultural circles they find European students and send them to Sergey Kirinko's forums.