</s>104-10162-10241 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 - - - - Ivan Cavillovich ALFRENYEV (201-0359701)

Summary:  
The declassified documents contain fragmented operational records and coded communications related to Soviet intelligence activities in South America during the 1960s–1970s. They reference surveillance operations targeting individuals such as Ivan Cavillovich Alfrenyev, Ivan Gavrilovich Alfereyev (with a redacted social security number), and Borisovitch, focusing on monitoring travel plans, technical installations for espionage, and logistical coordination. The texts include encrypted dispatches, personnel evaluations, and administrative details about classification levels (e.g., "REDTOP," "SECRET") and document handling protocols. While the documents mention U.S.-Soviet diplomatic interactions and technical surveillance methods, they do not contain direct references to John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related investigations.  

Key People:  
- Ivan Cavillovich Alfrenyev (201-0359701)  
- Rosa (wife of Alfrenyev)  
- Phillippe de Seze (French citizen linked to Soviet intelligence operations)  
- Borisovitch (individual departing Moscow with family in April 1969)  
- Ivan Gavrilovich Alfereyev (SSN redacted)  
- VRAGOV (281-288310), YURSHENAS (281+779999)  
- Douglas J. FEINGLASS (U.S. official linked to 1964 contacts of Alfereyev)  
- Harriet J. GUILLERMINA (mentioned in Mexican activities)  

Key Locations:  
- Buenos Aires, Argentina  
- Rome, Italy  
- Moscow, Russia  
- Uruguay, Montevideo, Mexico City  
- Panama City, Colombia, Peru, Chile  
- New York, New Jersey, New Mexico  
- Oce (possibly a code or typo for location)  

Key Events:  
- Surveillance operations on Alfrenyev and Alfereyev in Buenos Aires and South America (1967–1973)  
- Travel plans of Alfrenyev and his wife from Buenos Aires to Rome  
- Technical installations for espionage, including attempts to install audio equipment in target apartments  
- Encrypted communications and classified dispatches referencing operational activities and personnel assessments  
- Logistical planning for apartment rentals and surveillance setups  
- Dissemination protocols for restricted documents (e.g., "REDTOP," "SECRET")  

Key Organizations:  
- Soviet intelligence agencies (implied through codenames like "BIOGENESIS," "NII Division," and references to KGB)  
- U.S. government entities handling declassification under the JFK Assassination Records Act  
- Technical units involved in communication systems (e.g., "AELAYLANYARD," "BIOGENESIS-14")  
- Mexican political groups (e.g., Leunor, Nuvoimiento Liberation National [HLN], Camposins Independente [CCI])  
- U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) (mentioned in context of Alfereyev’s activities)

JFK Declassified Files

104-10162-10241.pdf

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