This document consists of biographical dossiers for two high-ranking Russian security officials, Nikolai Patrushev and Evgeniy Khokholkov. It traces Patrushev's career from the Leningrad KGB to his appointment as Director of the FSB in August 1999, the same period as the apartment bombings. The profile of Khokholkov details his leadership of the URPO (Directorate for the Development of Criminal Organizations), a unit allegedly tasked with extrajudicial eliminations. The document explicitly links Khokholkov to the 1996 assassination of Dzhokhar Dudayev and the 1998 public accusations by Alexander Litvinenko and Boris Berezovsky regarding a plot to assassinate Berezovsky. It mentions Nikolai Kovalev as the FSB Director who dismissed earlier criminal allegations against Khokholkov and cites Alexander Litvinenko and Yuri Felshtinsky's work on the 1999 bombings.