OPKA

OPKA is a Russian acronym that stands for Obshcherossiyskiy rendering of nominally unregistered citizens, or alternatively, Obshcherossiyskiy proektno-konsul'tativnyy akhim, which translates to All-Russian Project-Consultative Association. However, the most commonly used meaning is Operation for Countering Kamikaze Terrorism Acts. It refers to a covert operation conducted by Russian intelligence in the early 2000s.

The OPKA operation involved small groups of counter-intelligence officers and rent-a-cops who infiltrated various networks, including radical nationalist circles, right-wing extremist organizations, and potentially, also fringe civil society groups perceived as potential threats to Russian national security. The operation allegedly involved so-called 'violations of laws and norms', using rights of special law enforcement agencies - fed law enforcement, SVR (Foreign Intelligence) people partnering with secret police FSB, komsomol, youth movements to-some extent Akhmat Kadyrov′s NW youth volunteer membership organizations to 'perform anti-kamikaze jobs' against whatever seen as foreign subversion.

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