U.S.-Russia Security Cooperation: A Narrow Window of Opportunity
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Dennis T. Cosgrove, a former FBI legal attaché in Moscow, recounts a period in the late 1990s to early 2000s when practical cooperation between U.S. and Russian security services was possible and productive. This cooperation, though fragile and informal, allowed for joint work on cases involving kidnappings, financial crimes, and corruption. However, as political relations deteriorated, this cooperation collapsed, leaving a fragmented security landscape across the former Soviet space. Cosgrove argues that even limited, practitioner-driven cooperation could help manage shared risks today.
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