Perhaps you’ve heard of Sergey Lavrov — or perhaps you haven’t. He has been Russia’s foreign minister since March 9, 2004.

Imagine what U.S. intelligence agencies might have gained if they’d had access in real time (or even with some delay) via a security breach to every email and direct message Lavrov sent or received from Jan. 21, 2009 through Feb. 1, 2013.

Those were tumultuous years for Russia. Vladimir Putin returned to the presidency, replacing Dimitry Medvedev. The Obama-Medvedev Commission was formed at the beginning of that period — the vehicle by which the relations between Russia and the United States were to have improved across a variety of crucial fronts.

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