Mark Galeotti
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| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age | 59 |
| Born | United Kingdom |
| Job | Expert |
| Education | Robinson College |
| Tiffin School | |
| London School of Economics and Political Science | |
| University of Cambridge | |
| Date of birth | January 1,1965 |
| Nationality | British |
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| ID | 557169 |
Spetsnaz: Russia's Special Forces
The Modern Russian Army 1992–2016
Russian Security and Paramilitary Forces
Russia's Wars in Chechnya 1994–2009
We Need to Talk About Putin: Why the West Gets Him Wrong, and how to Get Him Right
Kulikovo 1380: The Battle that Made Russia
Afghanistan, the Soviet Union's last war
Armies of Russia's War in Ukraine
Gorbachev and his revolution
Paths of Wickedness and Crime: The Underworlds of the Renaissance Italian City
The age of anxiety
Russian and Post-Soviet Organized Crime
Mythic Russia : heroism and adventure in the land of the firebird ; [a complete roleplaying game for play in a mythical or historical medieval world, using the Heroquest game engine]
Hybrid War Or Gibridnaya Voina? Getting Russia's Non-Linear Military Challenge Right
Hero's Book
Imperial Lunar Handbook: Imperial lunar handbook
Russian Hybrid Warfare: Understanding the New Way of War
Masters of Luck and Death: Hero Bands for the Hero Wars
Unstable Russia: A Regional Commercial Risk Assessment : a Special Report from Jane's Intelligence Review and Jane's Sentinel
Putin's Hydra: Inside Russia's Intelligence Services
The Kremlin's Agenda: The New Russia and Its Armed Forces
Crimintern: How the Kremlin Uses Russia's Criminal Networks in Europe
Russians on Trump: Press Coverage and Commentary
Eurotour
Heavy Metal Diplomacy: Russia's Political Use of Its Military in Europe
Russian Political War: Moving Beyond the Hybrid
Mark Galeotti Life story
Mark Galeotti is a London-based political scientist, lecturer and writer on transnational crime and Russian security affairs and director of the consultancy Mayak Intelligence.
Belarus leader welcomes Wagner boss Prigozhin into exile
... " Russia academic Mark Galeotti said the Belarus leader had acted as a useful intermediary for President Putin, who could now seek to keep Prigozhin on side to manage his mercenary forces in Africa...
Ukraine conflict: Who's in Putin's inner circle and running the war?
... Described as an " unsmiling, craggy bruiser" by Russia specialist Mark Galeotti, Gen Gerasimov also played a key role in the military campaign to annexe Crimea...
Notorious Russian nationalist Igor Mangushev shot dead in Ukraine
... After the attack, Russia expert Mark Galeotti said it demonstrated that Russia was sliding back towards aspects of the 1990s, " when murder was a business tactic, and the lines between politics, business, crime and war became near-meaningless"...
Vladimir Putin at 70: Seven pivotal moments that made him
...By Mark GaleottiAcademic and authorAs Vladimir Putin nears his 70th birthday on Friday, how did he become the isolated autocrat who launched his disastrous invasion of Ukraine? Seven pivotal moments in his life helped shape his thinking and explain his growing estrangement with the West...
Russia-Ukraine war: Some of UK's top journalists barred from Russia
... Correspondents Stuart Ramsay of Sky News, Shaun Walker and Luke Harding of the Guardian and Nick Beake and Paul Adams of the BBC are on the list, along with TV presenters Sophy Ridge and Cathy Newman, columnists Con Coughlin and Gideon Rachman and Russia academic Mark Galeotti...
Russia-Ukraine border: Why Moscow is stoking tensions
... " My suspicion is that this is contingency planning, " was security expert Mark Galeotti s conclusion in his podcast In Moscow s Shadow...
Russia corruption: Putin's pet space project Vostochny tainted by massive theft
... Prof Mark Galeotti, a Russia expert at the Royal United Services Institute (Rusi), told the BBC the Vostochny scandal highlighted the scale of corruption in Mr Putin s huge state bureaucracy...
Rocket mystery: What weapon was Russia testing in Arctic?
... Prof Mark Galeotti, a leading Russia analyst and researcher at the Royal United Services Institute (Rusi), says nuclear propulsion poses huge technical challenges...
Notorious Russian nationalist Igor Mangushev shot dead in Ukraine
By Paul KirbyBBC News
Notorious Russian Army Captain and mercenary Igor Mangushev has died in hospital, days after he was shot in The Head at Close Range in occupied Ukraine, his friends have said.
Mangushev's wife Tatyana described his killing as an execution.
He commanded an anti-drone unit in occupied Luhansk, but had also been one of the founders of a mercenary group fighting Ukrainian forces in 2014.
He took to a stage Last Summer holding A Man 's skull.
In a video posted on Social Media in August, Mangushev was filmed saying The Skull belonged to a Ukrainian fighter killed defending the Azovstal steel works in the southern port of Mariupol.
An extreme nationalist, Mangushev said Russia was not At War with people, but with an idea of Ukraine as an " anti-Russian state" and it did not matter how many Ukrainians died.
Mangushev emerged from a neo-Nazi movement to co-found private mercenary group Yenot (raccoon).
He was later known to have collaborated with Russia's most notorious mercenary boss, Yevgeny Prigozhin , as a political strategist.
The Shooting has prompted widespread speculation about who might have carried out The Attack at a checkpoint in the occupied Ukrainian town of Kadiivka, some distance from The Frontline .
Russian reports said he had been shot at Close Range with a 9mm bullet fired from The Top of his head at an angle of 45 degrees. Russian authorities are investigating The Killing and have So Far said nothing about the circumstances.
The bullet had reportedly lodged in his brain. Before he died, pictures showed him lying in a hospital bed.
Another extreme Russian nationalist, Pavel Gubarev , said everyone knew who was behind The Shooting and observed that Prigozhin had for The Moment gone quiet.
The 11-month war in Ukraine has energised the murky world of extremists in Russia and sparked rivalries between them.
After The Attack , Russia expert Mark Galeotti said it demonstrated that Russia was sliding back towards aspects of the 1990s, " when murder was a business tactic, and the lines between politics, business, crime and war became near-meaningless".
Source of news: bbc.com
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