We make projects that change Ukraine’s future

Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion, thousands of Ukrainian children have been abducted and illegally deported by Russia from the temporarily occupied territories. The Molfar Intelligence Institute works closely with the Ukrainian Ombudsman’s team to locate and bring these children back home.

Another major project of the Molfar Intelligence Institute is building the evidence base used to initiate sanctions against Russian individuals and their collaborators.

We focus on gathering intelligence on members of the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) and its affiliates in Ukraine — particularly the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate), as well as Russian athletes, intelligence operatives, and propagandists.

Following the publication of evidence showing support for the war by certain athletes, they were banned from participating in the 2024 Olympic Games — even under a neutral flag.

Our registry of UOC-MP clergy is regularly updated with information about individuals detained by Ukrainian security services.

A series of registries containing data on individuals who are likely involved in crimes against Ukraine and its citizens, or whose public statements or actions may potentially support Russian propaganda.

Molfar Intelligence Institute currently maintains 16 such lists, including the “Book of Orcs,” traitors from Zaporizhzhia and Kherson, foreign propagandists, FSB, GRU, SVR, military personnel from the Engels airbase, Senezh special forces, and others.

The Molfar Intelligence Institute has joined the reform of school education. As part of the ‘Defense of the Homeland’ subject, students will study the basics of OSINT, focusing on cybersecurity.

Our analysts have trained dozens of instructors, covering open-source intelligence and online security topics, and these trainers are now directly preparing school teachers across various regions.

Members of the MII team are instructors for the “Zminotvortsi” educational program, aimed at teenagers from rural areas and small towns. A total of 138 children have participated in the “Media and Information” course.

We provide training to the Ukrainian military. Due to understandable reasons, we are currently unable to disclose further details.