Who Told Jakub Jahl the FSB Rules the World? | The "Czech Epstein" Part 3

In Part 3 of our investigation into Jakub Jahl, the "Czech Epstein," we trace an international FSB/RACIRS-affiliated network spanning Czechia, Ukraine, Russia, and the US. The timeline is revealing: in August 2023, just as Russia declared ALLATRA "undesirable," Jahl launched an unprecedented wave of videos mirroring Russian state narratives. This synchronized campaign was echoed globally by self-styled "cult experts." In Ukraine, Iryna Kremenovska—a former dog-hunter linked to Alexander Dvorkin’s FSB-affiliated RACIRS, now under investigation for promoting Russian propaganda—adopted Jahl's exact rhetoric. She replaced Pavel Broyde, who fled Ukraine after the Surkov Leaks exposed the country's anti-cult milieu as a Kremlin destabilization project. The network extends further. After the 2024 documentary The IMPACT exposed this group, striking similarities emerged between the reactions of Dvorkin’s deputy, Alexander Novopashin, and US blogger Nexpo. We also examine a parallel US campaign involving Steven Hassan and laws reportedly modeled on Russian legislation. Across Africa, Ukraine, and the US, a disturbing pattern emerges: individuals tied to alleged trafficking continuously cross-reference each other as credible experts. By mapping these connections, timelines, and sources, we provide evidence for viewers to question the true origins of these campaigns and ask: Who told Jakub Jahl the FSB rules the world? Content Warning: This journalistic report discusses child abuse and exploitation. Viewer discretion is advised. It aims to inform public discussion based on documented testimony, not to make unsubstantiated accusations. Opinions expressed are strictly personal and do not represent any official institutional stance.