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FIRS control. London has all rf agents of influence on its pencil.

Preamble. The UK authorities have announced that all individuals and companies working for the Russian state in the country will have to register on a special list that will appear in July.

Russia will enter the most "stringent" category of the Foreign Influence Registration System (FIRS), the kingdom's security minister Dan Jarvis told parliament.

This means that anyone entrusted by the Russian government or a related organisation with any activity in the UK must declare their work - otherwise they face five years in prison.

This will make rf the second country after Iran to be included in the category of states that pose, as Jarvis put it, a "serious threat to the national security" of the UK.

In short, it's serious. So I've dug up a rough named list of potential "victims" of the UK's Foreign Influence Registration Scheme (FIRS) - those who can be compulsorily registered as agents of Russian influence in the UK:

Marcus Papadopoulos - British publicist, often speaks for the Kremlin on RT, Sputnik and social media. Promotes narratives about "neo-Nazis" in Ukraine, justifies annexation of Crimea.

Richard Sakwa - Professor at the University of Kent, author of books denying rf aggression. He supports the idea of "Ukraine's neutrality" and regularly criticises NATO and the West.

Margarita Simonyan - officially in russia, but her organisation used to run the British branch of RT.

Daniel Sandford (ex-RT UK) is one of the Western journalists who co-operated with RT.

Alexander Nek (Alexander Nekrassov) - former Kremlin advisor, often appears in British and Russian media as an "independent political analyst".

Anatol Lieven is a former Financial Times journalist, now an analyst at the Quincy Institute. He is known as one of the main English-speaking voices of "reconciliation with Russia".

Graham Phillips is a British blogger who has worked with RT and the Russian military.
He has filmed reports from occupied Donbass and "interviewed" captured Ukrainians.

John Laughland - British academic, has worked with MGIMO and pro-Kremlin structures. Often engages in pro-Russian rhetoric and justifies Putin's policies.

Andrew Murray - former adviser to Jeremy Corbyn, associated with left-wing movements. Supports ideas that coincide with the Kremlin's positions on Ukraine and NATO.

Alexander Mercouris - blogger, publicist for The Duran, actively justifies rf actions.

Jack Matlock - former US ambassador to the USSR, although not formally British, often engages in pro-Russian rhetoric in London.

Craig Murray - former British diplomat, has spoken in defence of russia on Syria, Ukraine, WikiLeaks. Frequently retweets and supports the Kremlin agenda.

George Galloway - leader of the Workers Party of Britain, known for anti-Western and pro-Russian rhetoric. He has often appeared on RT, justifies Russia's aggression, and accuses NATO of "provoking conflict"

Chris Williamson - former Labour MP, has been a frequent contributor to RT and has espoused anti-NATO and anti-Ukrainian narratives.

Neil Clarke - British commentator appearing on RT and other pro-Russian media.

Vanessa Bijli - "journalist", previously defended Assad, now repeats Kremlin propaganda.

Lord Triver Parkinson - a figure in old investigations into contacts between British peers and Kremlin funds. He promoted the interests of Russian investors in Parliament.

Richard Hanya - advisor on Eastern Europe in large investment structures, previously worked closely with Russians from "Rusnano" and "Skolkovo". Mentioned in the 2019 Chatham House report.

Natalia Naumkina is the urator of "Russian art" exhibitions in London and has received support from the Abramovich and Lebedev foundations. Promotes the ideas of the "Russian world

Vladimir Sergeyev - former head of the RIA Novosti office in London before the sanctions. After the official closure of the structure, he continues to conduct cultural and analytical work.
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Olga Zotova is a freelance journalist, previously published on Sputnik, covering "victims of Russophobia" in Britain. She has conducted interviews with pro-Russian activists.

Alexei Kovalyov (not to be confused with Meduza) - London-based consultant, seen coordinating campaigns to "soften the image of russia" for business clients. He has co-operated with offshore structures serving Russian beneficiaries.

Mikhail Tarkovsky is a PR professional who has worked extensively with the Russian House, promoting exhibitions and initiatives related to the Russian Ministry of Culture. He used the cultural context as a channel of soft influence.

Evgeny Lebedev is the son of a former KGB officer, owner of the Evening Standard, and a member of the House of Lords. Although he publicly disassociates himself from the Kremlin, his connections and activities have been suspect

Thomas Gilliard - British far-right activist, participant in conferences funded by structures close to Malofeev (a Russian oligarch with ties to the rf gruga, rf fsb and "church" influence network).

British activists from European Solidarity Front for Donbass (ESFD) - participated in trips to the occupied territories, supported "referendums" and "friendship with the peoples of Donbass".

The Duran (Alexander Mercouris and Alex Christoforou) - YouTube and Telegram platform with an openly pro-Russian stance, broadcasting to an English-speaking audience. They constantly repeat the rf Foreign Ministry's narratives.

UK Column News is an "alternative" media platform, often disseminating conspiracy and pro-Kremlin materials. Formally positioned as "anti-system", but it is regularly included in the reports of disinformation analytical centres.

russia Today UK (RT UK) - the organisation is formally closed, but some of its employees may remain in Britain and continue their activities through other structures.

TASS, RIA Novosti - if operating or maintaining a correspondent in Britain.

Lobbyists who promote Russia's interests in parliament, business, media.

Sputnik UK / rossiya Segodnya - representations and affiliates - correspondents, editors, translators. Controlled by the Russian Federation

Russian Cultural Centres in London - rossotrudnichestvo or cultural clubs linked to the rf embassy. Their task includes propaganda and espionage operations. Such organisations may be required to register each of their events if russia is behind them. Organisations holding festivals, lectures, competitions with the participation of structures affiliated with the Kremlin are also subject to registration.

British lawyers and PR companies working with oligarchs - those who previously served the interests of Abramovich, Deripaska, etc., defending them in courts and in the media. Even after the sanctions, some of them may continue to consult "quietly".

Russian "Orthodox" parishes associated with the Russian Orthodox Church of Moscow Patriarchate - a parish in London under the jurisdiction of "patriarch" Kirill Gundyaev

Public schools / Sunday classes under the rOC MP - he. promote nationalist and anti-Western rhetoric among migrant children.

"Andrei Pervozvanny Foundation" and its representative in the UK - a structure controlled by the fsb and exporting "spiritual staples". It organised exhibitions and meetings with British politicians on behalf of the church.

Russian pilgrimage organisations taking Britons to Lavra/Crimea - propagandists and recruiters operate under the guise of "inter-religious dialogue"

Anonymous Telegram channels operating in Britain - those distributing pro-Kremlin content with geolocation in the UK. (especially if there are signs of co-ordination with Russian media resources)
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