OK. Want another one? WikiLeaks’ “Spy Files Russia” (2017) exposed Russian surveillance practices. WikiLeaks published documents detailing how a St. Petersburg company (Peter-Service) assisted Russian state entities in mass surveillance of cellphone users as part of the SORM system. While some observers found the release relatively tame or possibly “fishy”/limited, it still highlighted domestic spying tools and partnerships between tech firms and intelligence agencies—topics the Kremlin prefers to keep opaque.

And how did the Kremlin react to that? I'm not trying to defend them here, just trying to substantiate the claim that "Russia doesn't like wikileaks".