Most notably, the U.S. targeted the Internet Research Agency, a covert operation based in St . Petersburgand known as the "Troll Factory," where the Kremlin allegedly orchestrated its disinformation campaign to sway the U.S. election in 2016.
They make it clear that Proust orchestrated the operation himself from his bed, promising his editor at the publisher Grasset that he would "of course, pay him back in full".
As Mayer documents in The New Yorker and has described on air, the Dark Money Party which moved in to save Trump is headed by Robert Mercer, a quant fund multi-billionaire and co-owner of Breitbart, and his 40-year-old daughter Rebekah Mercer, with its operations orchestrated by Breitbart managing editor Steve Bannon.
The Kremlin's actions to support Trump's candidacy in the upcoming U.S. election are reminiscent of its operations orchestrated on multiple occasions in support of other far-right parties and candidates all over Europe, and the Russian media's tendency to favor Trump continues to increase his popularity among Russians.
Residential heat pumps, when intelligently orchestrated in their operation, can lower operational costs and CO2 emissions by performing load shifting in order to reduce curtailment of electricity from renewable energy sources and improve the efficiency of dispatchable power plants.
And it has fired one of its employees, whom it believes was orchestrating the operation.
In a carefully orchestrated operation, the American soldiers were evacuated by helicopter, along with their Afghan partners.
The United Nations concluded that only a foreign intelligence service could have orchestrated such an operation.
The device the authorities say Mr. Mohamud sought to detonate was a fake bomb supplied by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents who had orchestrated a sting operation.
Carefully orchestrated sting operations usually hold up in court.
This article is a first-hand account on how General David Petraeus skillfully orchestrated stability operations during the surge of 2007 in Iraq.
