INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
independent investigative outlet Dossier Center reported.According to Russian law, it is illegal to share any information about military,
intelligence and other areas where public disclosure could harm national security.But Dossier said it had found properties linked to the
Russian Defense Ministry, Federal Security Security (FSB), Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) and other high-security sites posted online by
the authorities as part of lists of energy consumers whose power supplies cannot be cut.The lists are found alongside non-secret energy
apartments throughout the capital were owned by the SVR and the military intelligence agency GRU, indicating they may house intelligence
neighborhood, where wealthy Russians like Patriarch Kirill Gundyaev of the Russian Orthodox Church have mansions
Services (FSO), which is tasked with protecting President Vladimir Putin, was shown to have some association with a cafe near the Bolshoi
Theater.The list does not appear comprehensive across all of Russia, with no standardization about locations
For example, no military sites were listed in the Belgorod region, which has acted as a staging ground for airstrikes against neighboring
mountain villages in the republic of North Ossetia-Alania are included.Dossier created amap of 5,000 high-security locations so residents of
