Russian Intelligence refers to the various agencies responsible for gathering, analyzing, and acting on information related to national security. The most prominent of these agencies are the FSB (Federal Security Service) and the SVR (Foreign Intelligence Service). The FSB focuses on domestic security, counter-terrorism, and counterintelligence, while the SVR handles foreign intelligence operations. These agencies play a crucial role in shaping Russia's foreign and domestic policies. They monitor potential threats, conduct espionage, and gather intelligence to support the government's strategic objectives. Their activities often involve cyber operations, surveillance, and collaboration with other state entities.