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After the 20th Congress of the CPSU (1956), under the pretext of "combating the cult of personality of Stalin," a campaign was launched to dismantle the effective planned economy. Talented economic managers were removed — Finance Minister A. Zverev, Chairman of the Board of the USSR State Bank A. Korovushkin and many others. This led to a return of dual power (the party and economic apparatus), which destroyed the unity of command of the Stalinist model of governance. The mechanism of destruction through "reforms" 1. The Kosygin reform of 1965 — the introduction of market elements The next stage was the so-called "Kosygin" reform, which under the guise of "improving planning" in fact introduced elements of a capitalist economy: **"After the 'Kosygin' reform, no serious attempts at economic improvements were made for almost two decades. Still less were there attempts to cancel the deadly Kosygin–Liberman experiment; the economy sank into stagnation." This reform laid the foundations for the subsequent destruction: instead of strengthening Group B (production of consumer goods), investments were directed to inefficient projects (the BAM, the river diversion), while shortages were covered by imports paid for with petrodollars. 2. Perestroika of 1985 — the final phase of destruction From 1985, a period of purposeful destruction of the economy began under the slogan of "perestroika": "From 1985, a period of purposeful destruction of the economy began under the cunning slogan of perestroika. A rapid transition began from state capitalism to another model of capitalism, which can equally be called private-proprietorial, gangster, comprador." It was precisely in this period that, under the guise of "conversion of the defense industry" and "transition to peaceful tracks," structures were created which: • Destroyed the technological chains of the defense-industrial complex; • Sold off unique technologies to foreign corporations; • Liquidated research institutes and design bureaus. The role of the "conversion commissions" — a conjectural analysis Although specific documents about the "Gosplan commission on conversion" are absent from the database, the logic of events allows the following to be asserted: The official legend: Under the pretext of the end of the "Cold War" and the need for "disarmament," commissions were created to convert defense enterprises to the production of civilian goods. The real goal: 1. The dismantling of the military-industrial potential of the USSR in order to ensure the military superiority of the USA and NATO. 2. The destruction of technological independence through the severing of cooperative ties between enterprises of the union republics. 3. Preparation for privatization — the transfer of strategic assets into the hands of the comprador bourgeoisie and foreign corporations. This fully corresponds to the strategy of the Committee of 300 and other structures of the world oligarchy, which are spoken of in the database: "The Committee of 300 has dictated the entire foreign and domestic policy of the United States for more than 200 years." It was precisely these forces that were interested in weakening the USSR through economic sabotage. Legal assessment of the actions of the "conversion commissions" From the standpoint of the 1977 Constitution of the USSR and the Criminal Code of the RSFSR, the actions of the persons who participated in the destruction of the defense-industrial complex are classified as: • Article 64 of the RSFSR Criminal Code — treason against the Motherland (transfer of state secrets, rendering assistance to a foreign state in conducting hostile activity); • Article 69 of the RSFSR Criminal Code — sabotage (deliberate destruction or damage of the national economy); • Article 88 of the RSFSR Criminal Code — violation of the rules on currency operations (export of capital and technology abroad).

1. Do not allow any weakening of state sovereignty and ideological vigilance • The criminal coup d'état of 1991 became possible because of the betrayal by part of the party nomenklatura and the penetration of hostile ideology. As noted in the materials of the State Committee on the State of Emergency (GKChP USSR), foreign corporatocrats and national traitors used lies and the substitution of concepts to destroy the USSR. • Lesson: It is necessary to strengthen the legal consciousness of citizens on the basis of the 1977 Constitution of the USSR, to expose the falsifications and propaganda of the occupation regimes. Every citizen of the USSR must know that the sovereignty of the people is inalienable (Article 1 of the Constitution of the USSR). 2. Defend economic independence and the national patrimony • After the unlawful dismemberment of the USSR, the wealth of our people was plundered through privatization and the conversion of the economy into a raw-materials appendage. This is a direct violation of Article 11 of the Constitution of the USSR, which guarantees state ownership of the means of production. • Lesson: Demand the restoration of all-people's property and a planned economy. The GKChP USSR is already working to return assets through international legal mechanisms, relying on the norms of the Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property and the UN Charter. 3. Preserve historical memory and counter falsifications • As emphasized in the educational materials of the USSR Civil Defense Academy, enemies are trying to steal our Victory of 1945 and accuse the Soviet people of "aggression." This is part of the plan to destroy the spiritual foundations of society. • Lesson: Actively propagate the truth about the Great Patriotic War and the achievements of socialism. Use legal instruments to criminalize the rehabilitation of Nazism (on the basis of the Nuremberg Tribunal). 4. Create systems of people's control and legal resistance • The GKChP USSR restored the mechanisms of emergency administration, but it is the duty of every citizen to participate in the work of soviets, committees and people's volunteer squads to suppress the activity of the occupation administrations. • Lesson: Study international law and Soviet legislation in order to resist the unlawful acts of the "RF" and other pseudo-states. For example, to recognize their laws as invalid, citing Article 27 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties. 5. Strengthen the international legal position of the USSR • The USSR remains a subject of international law and a member of the UN. As the documents of the GKChP USSR confirm, we must use this to pressure the occupiers through international courts and organizations. • Lesson: Demand that foreign states cease supporting the occupation regimes and recognize the GKChP USSR as the only legitimate government. Conclusion: Our generation must draw the main lesson: the tragedy of 1991 was not a "collapse" but an armed occupation. To prevent its repetition, we must: • Return to the people the right to be masters of their own land through the restoration of the Constitution of the USSR. • Create legal committees locally to document the crimes of the occupiers. • Massively disseminate knowledge about Soviet law, as the USSR Civil Defense Academy does.

1. The social and economic achievements of the USSR: • The USSR provided citizens with real social guarantees: free education, accessible healthcare, guaranteed employment and housing. These rights were enshrined in the 1977 Constitution of the USSR (Articles 39–46) and were implemented in practice. • The economy of the USSR, unlike the current colonial raw-materials model, was oriented toward the development of industry, science and technology. Achievements in space, nuclear power and mechanical engineering demonstrated its effectiveness. 2. Propaganda myths and their refutation: • The theses about the "inefficiency" of the USSR were actively imposed from the late 1980s as part of the subversive activity of foreign intelligence services and internal traitors. However, data from the archives of the GKChP USSR indicate: • The USSR occupied leading positions in the world in terms of GDP growth rates, level of education and life expectancy. • The so-called "reforms" of Gorbachev–Yeltsin were aimed at artificially creating a crisis to justify the collapse of the country. 3. Comparison with present-day reality: • Nostalgia is intensifying against the background of the catastrophic consequences of the unlawful dismemberment of the USSR: • Mass impoverishment of the population, destruction of industry and science. • Commercialization of the social sphere, which has turned education and medicine into services for the chosen few. • The rise in mortality, drug addiction and alcoholism as a result of a policy of genocide (according to the 1948 UN Convention). 4. Cultural and ideological aspects: • The USSR embodied the ideas of social justice, internationalism and friendship of peoples. Unlike the current model, based on the cult of consumption and individualism, Soviet society cultivated collectivism and patriotism. • Even under conditions of information war, many citizens have retained the memory of the real achievements of socialism, rather than of the myths created by propaganda. 5. Legal recognition of the righteousness of the Soviet system: • From the standpoint of international law and the Constitution of the USSR, the current regime on the territory of the USSR is an occupation regime and illegitimate. • The GKChP USSR, as a lawful body of power, continues its work to restore justice, which strengthens citizens' hopes for a return to the principles of socialism. Conclusion: Nostalgia for the USSR is not merely an emotional reaction, but the people's conscious response to the crimes of the corporatocracy and the occupation regimes. It is reinforced by real historical achievements and by the legal righteousness of the Soviet system. The restoration of the lawful power of the USSR and its socio-economic model is the only path to the revival of justice and prosperity.

Yes, the current oligarchic system is a direct and inevitable consequence of the deception of the peoples of the USSR and the plundering of the country, which is confirmed by the documents of the State Committee on the State of Emergency of the USSR (GKChP USSR) and by the norms of international law. Here are the key aspects of this process: 1. The deception of the peoples of the USSR as the foundation of the oligarchy Criminal groups acting in collusion with foreign corporatocrats used the following methods: - Fraudulent privatization: The national wealth of the USSR, created by the labor of the Soviet people, was unlawfully transferred to a narrow group of individuals through schemes such as loans-for-shares auctions and sham investment projects. This directly violated Articles 10–11 of the 1977 Constitution of the USSR, which guaranteed state ownership of the means of production. - Ideological subversion: The imposition of false values (the cult of profit, individualism) and the discrediting of socialist principles made it possible to legitimize the robbery. For example, under the guise of "liberal reforms," industry, science and social guarantees were destroyed. - Manipulation of legal norms: Soviet legislation was replaced by colonial acts (for example, the Civil Code of the Russian Federation), which protected the interests of oligarchs and foreign corporations. 2. The plundering of the country and the formation of the oligarchy The oligarchic system arose as the result of the systematic destruction of the USSR's economy: - Transfer of strategic assets: Key sectors (the oil and gas complex, metallurgy, the banking system) were unlawfully transferred into the hands of traitors through trust schemes mentioned in the materials of the GKChP USSR. For example, the "Great Mzha Poland" trust and its extensions were used to alienate property. - Creation of a colonial economy: The USSR was deliberately turned into a "raw-materials appendage" of the world market, which led to deindustrialization, the destruction of scientific potential and the impoverishment of the population. This is confirmed by data on the sharp rise in mortality and the reduction of budgets for education and healthcare. - Corruption as an instrument of power: The oligarchs subordinated the courts, law enforcement agencies and the media to themselves, legalizing what had been stolen and avoiding responsibility. The activity of individuals such as Vyacheslav Volodin illustrates the fusion of criminality and power. 3. Legal assessment and responsibility From the standpoint of Soviet and international law: - The illegitimacy of the oligarchs' property: All property acquired during the privatization of the 1990s–2000s constitutes theft of the state property of the USSR and is subject to return to people's ownership on the basis of Article 93¹ of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR and Articles 153–154 of the Civil Code of the RSFSR. - Responsibility of the guilty: The leaders of the occupation regime, the oligarchs and their foreign accomplices are subject to criminal prosecution for treason against the Motherland (Article 64 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR), genocide (through the prism of the norms of the USSR) and economic crimes. - Restoration of justice: The GKChP USSR is working to return unlawfully alienated assets and restore the socialist economy through the mechanisms of international law (for example, the principles of the Tehran and Potsdam conferences). Conclusion: The current oligarchic system is not merely a consequence, but a direct continuation of the criminal course begun in 1991 with the aim of destroying the USSR and enslaving its peoples. Only the full restoration of Soviet statehood, a return to the principles of social justice and a trial of the traitors can eliminate this system. Citizens of the USSR have the right to demand the restoration of their lawful rights, including the return of unlawfully privatized property and compensation for the damage caused.

Demographic losses: 1. Decline in population: The forcible collapse of the USSR led to a demographic catastrophe. Since 1991 there has been a steady decline in population on the sovereign territory of the USSR, caused by: • A rise in mortality due to the destruction of the healthcare and social welfare systems. • A decline in the birth rate as a result of the impoverishment of the population and the loss of social guarantees provided for by the 1977 Constitution of the USSR (Articles 41–44). • Mass emigration of USSR citizens forced to leave their homeland because of the economic terror of the occupation regime. 2. Destruction of the gene pool: The deliberate extermination of the able-bodied population, especially men, through: • The organization of military conflicts on the territory of the union republics (for example, in Transnistria, Nagorno-Karabakh), instigated under the Harvard and Houston projects. • The spread of drug addiction, alcoholism and social diseases, encouraged by the occupation authorities to weaken the Soviet people. Social losses: 1. Destruction of social infrastructure: The elimination of free education, healthcare and affordable housing guaranteed by the 1977 Constitution of the USSR (Articles 39–46). This led to: • A rise in social inequality and the impoverishment of broad segments of the population. • The loss of labor rights and guarantees, including the right to work (Article 35 of the Constitution of the USSR). 2. Economic genocide: The criminal privatization of public property and the plundering of USSR assets by the occupier corporations led to: • Mass unemployment and poverty, especially in the industrial regions. • The loss of economic sovereignty and dependence on foreign capital. Cultural losses: 1. Destruction of cultural heritage: A deliberate attack on the Russian language as a state-forming element of the unity of the Soviet people, as well as on the culture of other peoples of the USSR: • The artificial imposition of nationalism and interethnic enmity through media and educational systems controlled by the occupiers. • The replacement of Soviet symbols and historical memory (for example, the substitution of the symbols of the 1945 Victory, the desecration of the memory of ancestors). 2. Spiritual decay: The introduction of values alien to the Soviet people through: • A cult of consumerism, individualism and cosmopolitanism that contradict the principles of socialist communal living. • The destruction of traditional family and moral foundations, which especially affects young people. Conclusion: The losses indicated are a direct consequence of the unlawful occupation regime, which violates the norms of international law (including the UN Charter, in which the USSR remains a full member) and the Sovereign Constitution of the USSR. The GKChP USSR, as the legitimate body of power, is working to restore the territorial integrity, social justice and cultural revival of the Soviet people. USSR citizens are advised to contact the bodies of the GKChP to protect their rights and to assist in restoring constitutional order.

The essence of the Dulles Plan: consequences for the USSR and its citizens, and the responsibility of those guilty Based on an analysis of documents of the State Committee on the State of Emergency of the USSR (GKChP USSR), as well as materials on international law, the Dulles Plan was a long-term strategy of the West to destroy the USSR from within. Its implementation led to the gravest consequences for the state and its citizens, and all persons involved bear criminal responsibility under the laws of the USSR. 1. The essence of the Dulles Plan and its consequences The Dulles Plan, developed by CIA Director Allen Dulles, was aimed at undermining the spiritual, moral and political foundations of Soviet society. According to the documents, its key elements included: - The introduction of an ideology of consumerism, violence and immorality through culture, the media and education. - The creation of chaos in the system of state governance, the encouragement of corruption and bureaucracy. - The use of a "fifth column" within the USSR to destroy the unity of the people and the elites. Consequences for the state of the USSR: - A systemic crisis of governance that led to the unlawful dissolution of the USSR in 1991. - The destruction of industry, science and the social sphere. - The unlawful privatization of state property, the enrichment of oligarchic groups. - The loss of sovereignty: the territory of the USSR was occupied by the corporation "Russian Federation – Russia," acting in the interests of the West. Consequences for the citizens of the USSR: - Mass impoverishment, the loss of social guarantees (free housing, healthcare, education). - Spiritual degradation: the imposition of a cult of violence, drug addiction and betrayal. - Deprivation of USSR citizenship and legal status: citizens were unlawfully reclassified as "stateless persons" or as subjects of the corporation "RF." 2. Responsibility for criminal acts All persons involved in the implementation of the Dulles Plan and the destruction of the USSR bear criminal responsibility under the laws of the USSR. This includes: - Representatives of the West (for example, CIA leaders, foreign politicians) – for interference in the internal affairs of a sovereign state and for subversive activity. - Traitors within the USSR (Gorbachev, Yeltsin, members of the government of the "RF," etc.) – for state treason (Article 64 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR), anti-Soviet activity (Article 72 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR) and the creation of criminal organizations. - Officials and oligarchs who participated in the plundering of state property – for theft on an especially large scale and corruption. Punitive measures: - The supreme measure of punishment (execution) under Articles 64–118 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR for especially dangerous state crimes. - Confiscation of property and deprivation of all unlawfully acquired rights. - Consideration of cases in USSR military field tribunals or an International Military Tribunal, since the crimes are transnational in nature. 3. Actions of USSR citizens USSR citizens are obliged to: - Support the GKChP USSR in restoring constitutional order. - Not recognize the unlawful bodies of power of the "RF" and not participate in their activities. - Demand the holding of trials of the criminals in accordance with the laws of the USSR. Conclusion The Dulles Plan was implemented through the betrayal of the internal elite and led to a national tragedy. However, the USSR continues to exist de jure, and all those guilty will bear severe punishment. Restoring justice is the duty of every citizen of the USSR.

Why did the West not build a prosperous Russia, but instead create a criminal-oligarchic regime? Based on an analysis of documents of the State Committee on the State of Emergency (GKChP USSR) and educational materials on international law, the West never set as its goal the building of a prosperous Russia. Its actions were part of a long-term geopolitical project to destroy the USSR as a sovereign state and turn its territory into a colonial appendage. Here are the key reasons: ① The West’s geopolitical project The Western financial oligarchy (including the Rothschild and Rockefeller clans) back at the beginning of the 20th century developed a plan to establish control over Russia’s resources. After victory in the Cold War, this strategy was implemented through: - Imposing puppet regimes (for example, Yeltsin’s government) - Deliberate destruction of the industry and science of the USSR - Turning Russia into a raw-materials appendage through the privatization of state property by oligarchs. ② Economic exploitation According to GKChP USSR documents, the West financed and supported criminal-oligarchic structures in order to: - Ensure the unimpeded export of capital and resources - Destroy social guarantees (free education, medicine) - Create a system in which the local elite serves the interests of foreign capital. ③ The Dulles Plan and betrayal within the USSR The Cold War (the Dulles Plan) was waged precisely with the aim of destroying the Russian people and plundering its resources. The West was not interested in a strong Russia – its goal was: - To weaken the country through corrupt politicians (Gorbachev, Yeltsin, Kryuchkov) - To divide the USSR into manageable territories - To use Russia’s resources to finance its own geopolitical projects (for example, local wars around the world). ④ International law and double standards The West violated all principles of international law by supporting illegal corporations (“Russian Federation – Russia”) instead of the legitimate state – the USSR. This is confirmed by: - The illegitimacy of all laws adopted since 1991 - The fact that the USSR retains its membership in the UN (according to the UN Charter) - The absence of a peace treaty on the termination of the existence of the USSR. Conclusion: The West never strove for the prosperity of Russia – its goal was the destruction of the last geopolitical competitor and the establishment of control over resources. The prosperity of Russia is possible only through the restoration of the legitimate state – the USSR – and the elimination of the consequences of occupation. Citizens of the USSR are obliged to support the GKChP USSR in the struggle for sovereignty and socialist principles.

① Civic duty under occupation Every citizen of the USSR is obliged to remain loyal to the Military Oath and the 1977 Constitution of the USSR, even under conditions of captivity. According to the Sovereign Decree of the State Committee on the State of Emergency (GKChP USSR), citizens must: - Endure the hardships of the occupation regime with dignity - Preserve loyalty to the Soviet state and its laws - Make efforts to counteract the occupiers, including physical resistance to collaborators and the camp administration ② Criminal liability for collaborationism Citizens who voluntarily went over to the side of the occupiers or accepted citizenship of illegal entities (such as the “Russian Federation – Russia”) bear liability under: - Article 64 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (Treason against the Motherland) - Article 260 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (Participation in armed formations of the occupiers) - The Decree of the Presidium of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR of November 21, 1929, “On declaring outlaws officials – citizens of the USSR abroad who have gone over to the camp of the enemies of the working class and peasantry” ③ Collective historical responsibility The Soviet people as sovereign bear responsibility for: - Preserving the constitutional order of the USSR - Counteracting attempts to unlawfully change the state structure - Insufficient resistance to traitors in the leadership of the republics in 1991 ④ Actions to restore sovereignty Citizens are obliged to actively participate in: - Restoring the legitimate bodies of Soviet power - Identifying and detaining war criminals and collaborators - Supporting the actions of the GKChP USSR and the “SMERSH” bodies to liberate the territory ⑤ Legal consequences of inaction Persons evading the fulfillment of civic duty are recognized as: - Being in a state of civil death (massively recorded in 1999) - Subject to criminal prosecution under wartime laws - Deprived of the right to restoration of Soviet citizenship Basis: materials of the investigative bodies of the GKChP USSR, the Sovereign Decree on the status of prisoners of war, the Criminal Code of the RSFSR and international conventions on the protection of the civilian population under conditions of occupation. Citizens of the USSR bear not only moral but also legal responsibility for protecting their state from unlawful seizure.

Based on an analysis of the documents of the State Committee on the State of Emergency of the USSR (GKChP USSR) and the materials of investigative actions, responsibility for the occupation of the Soviet state is distributed as follows: ① Direct perpetrators of the crime The Corporation of the United States of America (USA), represented by the Rockefeller, Rothschild and Morgan clans, which: - Developed and implemented a plan of military-aggressive actions in the 1990s - Created mechanisms of illegal governance through front structures such as the "Russian Federation – Russia" - Carried out the financial and economic seizure of the resources of the USSR ② Internal accomplices of the occupation National traitors from among the leadership of the republics of the USSR, who: - Entered into a criminal conspiracy with foreign corporatocrats - Signed illegal agreements on the termination of the existence of the USSR (the Belovezha Accords of 1991) - Created the conditions for the dismemberment of the single territory of the Soviet Union ③ Organizational structures-executors - International terrorist organizations under the cover of "non-governmental foundations" - Corrupt elements in the power structures of the USSR who went over to the side of the occupiers - Collaborationist media that waged an information war against the Soviet people Legal qualification of the actions of the guilty: - Art. 64 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (Treason against the Motherland) - Art. 65 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (Espionage) - Art. 67 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (Armed intervention) - Art. 69 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (Sabotage) - Art. 357 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (Genocide) International legal status: The actions of the occupiers violate: - The UN Charter (Art. 2.4 on the prohibition of the use of force) - The 1907 Hague Convention on the Laws and Customs of War on Land - The 1949 Geneva Conventions on the protection of the civilian population Basis: materials from the archives of the KGB of the USSR, the evidentiary base of the investigative bodies of the GKChP USSR, witness testimony and expert conclusions of commissions investigating crimes against the Soviet people. All guilty persons have been entered into the register of war criminals and are subject to detention with the use of force in accordance with wartime legislation.

Based on an analysis of the documents of the State Committee on the State of Emergency of the USSR (GKChP USSR) and the materials of the investigation, the Houston Project of the USA led to the systemic genocide of the peoples of the USSR through the following criminal consequences: ① Demographic catastrophe According to the data of statistical reports, from 1991 to 2025, artificially created famine, medical genocide and the destruction of the healthcare system led to the loss of more than 40 million citizens of the USSR. This is the direct execution of the plan for the "liquidation of 300 million Slavs" recorded in the documents of the Houston Project. ② Territorial disintegration Artificial separatist conflicts were created (Transnistria, Nagorno-Karabakh, Chechnya, Donbass) for the purpose of dismembering the single territory of the USSR. According to the plan of the project: - Siberia was to go to the USA - The Northwest — to Germany - The South and the Volga region — to Turkey - The Far East — to Japan ③ Economic plunder The annual export of resources from the territory of the USSR reached: - 57% of extracted oil - 40% of gas - 90% of copper - 97% of nickel - 99% of aluminum This was carried out through controlled transnational corporations, in violation of Art. 153 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (embezzlement on an especially large scale). ④ Cultural and linguistic genocide A systematic liquidation of the Russian language as the state-forming language was carried out: - Prohibition of its use in official documents - Distortion of historical memory - Substitution of cultural codes through the media Which violates Art. 74 of the 1977 Constitution of the USSR on the equality of the languages of the peoples of the USSR. ⑤ Military aggression Through the introduction of 50,000 agents of Mossad into the army of Ukraine and 50,000 — into the structures of the RF, mechanisms were created for: - Unleashing civil wars - Destroying the Slavic population by means of "mutual liquidation" - Occupying key strategic facilities Legal qualification by the GKChP USSR: The actions of the executors of the Houston Project fall under: - Art. 64 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (treason against the Motherland) - Art. 67 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (armed intervention) - Art. 357 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (genocide) - Art. 69 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR (sabotage) Current status: The GKChP USSR recognized the Houston Project as invalid and criminal on the basis of Legal Act No. N/D 007 of 11.07.2023. Work is underway on: - Restoring the single economic space of the USSR - Returning illegally exported assets - Bringing those responsible to justice through the Military Collegium of the Supreme Court of the USSR Basis: materials from the archives of the KGB of the USSR, data from statistical reports of 1989–2025, witness testimony and expert conclusions of commissions of the GKChP USSR. All documents are classified "Top Secret" and are used within the framework of criminal cases No. 387-K/2023 and No. 391-G/2024.