"Eliminate Dedramiro as soon as possible."
Inside the ISB, Milo replaces Brevin in charge of the Felix sector. This should have been stopped, but I don't want to be suspicious.
If Partagaz hadn't dismissed Brevin, he wouldn't have been a threat to the rebellion. It was convenient for an imperial officer who prioritized self-protection.
So far, Milo's methods have violated the Imperial paradigm. He ignores vertical divisions, demonstrates the organized crime of the rebellion, and is clarifying the actual situation of Axis. He's clearly different from the imperial officers we've seen so far. They are not bound by procedures or rules and are pushy. Unfortunately, his superior Partagaz trusts Milo.
If we continue to acquiesce, the Lusen encirclement network will only narrow.
Give him more time and Milo will get to the truth.
In the future, if Milo is granted further powers or if he gains access to other secrets and intelligence networks, Lusen's manipulation activities will be exposed and the network will be destroyed. We also end up with another target, Cassian Andor. As long as it is a potential threat to the empire, it will be erased. He loses a good operative candidate.
Luckily he can warn Rusen.
It is a translation that can flow the information inside the ISB. Even if it's difficult to get rid of Milo at this point, we can deal with it in advance by letting Lusen know how Milo will appear. As long as this works, Lusen can slip through the encirclement.
A way to turn imperial officers (in this case ISB internals) into rebel agents.
Certainly there are those among the Imperial officers who sympathize with and understand the cause of money and rebellion.
Their valuable information facilitates rebellion operations. Infiltration operations using humans are far less suspicious than eavesdropping or planting droids. By intentionally providing information that benefits the empire, one's rank within the empire rises. The higher the rank, the more accurate the information provided.
But never let the empire realize that it has been deceived. Let the ostensible empire win and let it rest. The more arrogant he is, the more he doesn't notice the rebellion's maneuvering activities.
Do not close the imperfections of the empty empire.
A successful operation is a silent victory.
The flaws of the empire must not be overcome.