Black Spark, a clandestine Russian resistance group, is actively working to undermine Vladimir Putin's regime through targeted sabotage. Led by Igor Volobuev, a former banker who defected to Ukraine, the group has claimed responsibility for numerous attacks on military and energy infrastructure, asserting that these actions are vital for draining the Kremlin's resources. Volobuev stated that Black Spark has caused damages estimated at up to $50 million, including the destruction of railway locomotives and oil transport facilities. The group aims to weaken the oil industry, which they view as essential to Putin's war efforts. They have also targeted key pipelines supplying energy to military manufacturers, further disrupting the Kremlin's capabilities. Volobuev believes that growing discontent within Russian society, coupled with the group's network of supporters, positions Black Spark as a significant force for change. He advocates for a 'de-Putinisation' of Russia, calling for the removal of Putin's influence from all aspects of society. The group's activities reflect a broader resistance movement emerging amidst the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, where morale among Russian troops is reportedly low.