Compilation of citations and interview references related to Russian espionage and U.S. intelligence oversight
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The document is a collection of source citations and vague interview mentions without specific names, dates, transactions, or actionable details. It offers minimal investigative leads beyond confirmin References to NSA, CIA, FBI, and Russian intelligence figures such as Alexander Poteyev and Pavel Su Mentions of interviews with unnamed sources (e.g., "Source B", former NSA executive) and journalis
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