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Greenpeace and other environmental groups have long been the target of extensive intelligence operations, both by governments and corporations, across the world.
The documents they left behind tell of an extensive intelligence network dedicated to hunting down military deserters and rooting out spies.
The Chinese foreign ministry and defense ministry vehemently denied any wrongdoing while accusing the United States of engaging in extensive intelligence gathering of its own.
The commissioner has already taken action rapidly to close down a private investigator who is accused of clandestinely compiling an "extensive intelligence database" of 3,000 workers with details that stretch back to the 1980s.
But for the all the sophistication of Israel's extensive intelligence operations on the West Bank they managed to evade capture for several months, says the BBC's Kevin Connolly in Jerusalem.
The Geneva-based organization has an extensive intelligence network of hundreds of its own offices and thousands of experts.
What a difference a few weeks and a series of unrelenting disclosures about missed cues, and the failure of the government's extensive intelligence apparatus in the C.I.A. and the F.B.I. to collate the telltale signs that might have driven them closer to some of the 19 hijackers who struck on Sept. 11.
But even logistical flows remain uninterrupted, despite the fact that Iraqi Kurdish leaders have some of the most precise and extensive intelligence networks in the country.
Operation Foxley was typical - the SOE looked at using a sniper to shoot Hitler, and gathered extensive intelligence on the layout of his house at Berchtesgaden.
The military said the strike on Saturday was carried out "after developing extensive intelligence over an extended period of time" that determined the suspect's whereabouts.
"The GRU is an active, aggressive and extensive intelligence agency, with all kinds of assets in the US," said Mark Galeotti, a specialist on the Russian security and intelligence services.
