The anti-Putin resistance group known as Black Spark has emerged, vowing to overthrow Vladimir Putin's regime through violent means, including the use of Molotov cocktails. Led by Igor Volobuev, a former banking executive who defected to Ukraine after the invasion, the group claims to be building a clandestine network within Russia comprising business leaders, anti-war activists, and combat veterans. Black Spark openly criticizes Putin's government, asserting that the dictator is losing support even among his closest allies. Volobuev states that the Russian populace is increasingly disillusioned, saying, 'People are fed up with Putin.' The group's manifesto argues that under dictatorship, justice must be pursued through violence. Although Black Spark has a limited social media presence, it claims to have influential members within significant companies like Gazprom. Volobuev insists that the group is not a trap set by the Federal Security Service (FSB) and that it has compelling evidence of its strength. He believes that the only way to remove Putin from power is through force, as the ongoing war has severely drained Russia's resources and morale.