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}}'''Jacopo Iacoboni''' is a [[journalist]] whose name appeared on the membership list of the [[Italian cluster]] of the [[Integrity Initiative]] that was exposed by the [[first Integrity Initiative Leak|first]] of the [[Integrity Initiative Leaks]].<ref>https://www.pdf-archive.com/2018/11/02/italy-cluster/italy-cluster.pdf</ref>.
  
 
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Person.png Jacopo Iacoboni   TwitterRdf-entity.pngRdf-icon.png
(journalist, propagandist)
Jacopo Iacoboni.jpg
Born21 April 1972
Naples
NationalityItalian
Member ofDisinfoPortal, Integrity Initiative/Cluster/Italy
Features on the Integrity Initiative's Italian cluster membership list. Has co-authored with at least two members of the Integrity Initiative's Spanish Cluster for the Atlantic Council.

Jacopo Iacoboni is a journalist whose name appeared on the membership list of the Italian cluster of the Integrity Initiative that was exposed by the first of the Integrity Initiative Leaks.[1].

Career

Iacoboni worked for the NATO-strategy think-tank The Atlantic Council, where he co-authored v. 2.0 of The Kremlin's Trojan Horses[2] with Alina Polyakova, Markos Kounalakis, Antonis Klapsis, Luigi Sergio, Francisco de Borja Lasheras and Nicolás de Pedro.

Russian spies among doctors

In April 2020, Jacopo Iacoboni published a story claiming, in relation to Russia's medical mission to Italy in the coronavirus crisis, that the "104-strong contingent of doctors and experts almost certainly included officers from Russia's GRU military intelligence agency." The expert quoted for this claim was Hamish de Bretton-Gordon, the British soldier spreading the UK government line on the in the Skripal-affair and the alleged Douma chemical incident.[3]

"We can assume that (the Russian team) will want to find out as much about Italian forces as possible and set up intelligence networks," de Bretton-Gordon told La Stampa.[4]


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