CIA Attempts To Recruit Russian Officials To Be Spies
CIA Attempts To Recruit Russian Officials To Be Spies The US Central Intelligence Agency, seeking to recruit more Russians as spies, released a video targeting Moscow officials with a call to tell the truth about a system they say is full of lying sycophants. CIA Director William Burns, in July, said that dissatisfaction among some Russians over the war in Ukraine created a rare opportunity to recruit spies, and the CIA would not let it pass by.
The agency released a video in Russian titled “Why I was in contact with the CIA – for myself
on social media showing a Russian official walking through the snow “I emphasize to everyone that distorting the truth in reports is an immoral act, but those who occupy high positions are the ones who do this,” the voice-over said in Russian.
Before I believed that truth had any value,” the video shows an actor playing a Russian official entering a Russian government building and showing his pass on a Russian double-headed eagle. “Integrity has its rewards.”
After major failures in the 9/11 attacks and the US war in Iraq, US and British spy agencies claimed an intelligence victory over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine by warning of the Kremlin’s plans well in advance.
Moscow was so impenetrable for Western spies that they developed the “Moscow Rules” in Soviet times to avoid complacency.
Russia accuses Britain and the United States of supporting Ukraine in an effort to divide Russia and rob it of its natural resources – a statement Washington and London deny. Putin, a former KGB spy who served in what was then East Germany, has restored some influence to the once mighty Soviet intelligence agency, though the CIA says the Kremlin leader was poorly informed about the true situation in Ukraine ahead of his decision. to attack.
The US Central Intelligence Agency, seeking to recruit more Russians as spies
released a video targeting Moscow officials with a call to tell the truth about a system they say is full of lying sycophants. CIA Director William Burns, in July, said that dissatisfaction among some Russians over the war in Ukraine created a rare opportunity to recruit spies, and the CIA would not let it pass by.
The agency released a video in Russian titled “Why I was in contact with the CIA – for myself” on social media showing a Russian official walking through the snow “I emphasize to everyone that distorting the truth in reports is an immoral act, but those who occupy high positions are the ones who do this,” the voice-over said in Russian.
Before I believed that truth had any value,” the video shows an actor playing a Russian official entering a Russian government building and showing his pass on a Russian double-headed eagle. “Integrity has its rewards.”
After major failures in the 9/11 attacks and the US war in Iraq
US and British spy agencies claimed an intelligence victory over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine by warning of the Kremlin’s plans well in advance.
Moscow was so impenetrable for Western spies that they developed the “Moscow Rules” in Soviet times to avoid complacency.
Russia accuses Britain and the United States of supporting Ukraine in an effort to divide Russia and rob it of its natural resources – a statement Washington and London deny. Putin, a former KGB spy who served in what was then East Germany, has restored some influence to the once mighty Soviet intelligence agency, though the CIA says the Kremlin leader was poorly informed about the true situation in Ukraine ahead of his decision. to attack.
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