1,431 pages of leaked Kremlin documents expose Russia's global propaganda machine — 1,000+ trained influencers

Russia's Propaganda Playbook Leaked. All 1,431 Pages of It.

76 leaked documents totaling 1,431 pages expose a Kremlin-directed propaganda operation called "The Company." The leaked playbook details how Russia planted intelligence operatives in Bolivia, purchased 250 fake articles in Argentinian media, and trained over 1,000 content creators across eight countries to push Russian narratives. The operation was run by Wagner Group successors under SVR (foreign intelligence) control.

The Playbook

The documents detail specific tactics: how to identify and recruit local influencers, how to disguise Russian-funded content as organic local journalism, how to build social media networks that amplify Kremlin messaging without visible Russian fingerprints. It's a manual for information warfare.

The Scale

Over 1,000 trained content creators across 8 countries. 250 planted articles in Argentina alone. Operatives embedded in Bolivia. This isn't a troll farm in a basement — it's a professional intelligence operation with a budget, training programs, and continent-spanning reach.

The Wagner Connection

The operation is run by successors to the Wagner Group — the Russian paramilitary organization — under the supervision of the SVR, Russia's foreign intelligence service. The line between Russian military operations, mercenary groups, and propaganda networks has been erased.

The Implication

If 1,431 pages detail operations in Latin America alone, what do the unreleased documents say about operations targeting the US, Europe, and Asia? This leak is a fragment of a much larger operation — and the fragment alone reveals a propaganda infrastructure of extraordinary sophistication.