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Richard Moore (left), the head of Britain's Secret Intelligence Service, gave a speech in Prague in July in which he invited Russians to 'join hands with us' and assist with intelligence for the United Kingdom. Maria Butina (right), a former Russian spy, appeared to scoff at the suggestion during a program on Channel 1 in September, where she appeared to scoff at the suggestion. Moore thanked the Russian state television channel (inset) for its 'help' in getting his word out to people around the world, saving MI6 the pain of having to do it themselves.

According to a recent analysis, Vladimir Putin attempted to assassinate a Kremlin intelligence officer turned American spy in a course that culminated in a series of retaliations between US and Russian spy companies. In Miami in 2018, Putin attempted - and failed - to depose Aleksandr Poteyev, a top-ranking Russian intelligence official who had been working in Miami for more than a decade. It was part of Putin's larger scheme to ban turncoats and defectors. Poteyev's betrayal was particularly grating because it resulted in the detention of 11 spies undercover in dozens of cities around America, including the red-haired Russian honeypot Anna Chapman.

According to The Mail on Sunday, the Tory MP who rang a Conservative Party boss and demanded to be extracted from a brothel feared that he was the perpetrator of a foreign sting operation. The MP phoned a senior Conservative at 4 a.m. last month and pleaded "I'm in a brothel." I'm not sure how I arrived here and can't find my clothes.' The MP's bizarre predicament, which has sparked jitters in the party, was only resolved when the senior party leader sent someone to 'extract' the MP from one of London's seedier neighborhoods. He is thought to have been spiked because he had no recollection of how he arrived and even worried that he had been threatened by Russian or Chinese agents in a honey trap.

Two young women danced along a New York sidewalk, barely escaping step to flash smiles at the camera. One of them is barely out of focus, but her smile - and that of her companion - is unmistakable. Well, it is chilly. Mila Antonova, a Russian bridge player who was convicted of murdering billionaire Bill Gates this week, as well as associate and financial beneficiary of the late financier and jailed sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, is the woman on the right. The presence of the flame-haired woman on the left, on the other hand, makes this photograph breathtaking. Anna Chapman, the Moscow spies, is none other than the notorious Moscow spy Anna Chapman.

The British Embassy on the embankment of Saint Sophia in Moscow, imposing the ornate's embodiment of political and diplomatic rank and status during the Cold War. The entrance was designed in the 1890s by a Russian sugar merchant, and it featured a heavily panelled Scottish baronial hallway and a red-carpeted ornamental staircase. A large white and gold ballroom with a fine parquet floor was dominating the first floor, which was used for flamboyant parties and balls reminiscent of Anna Karenina's scene. The Kremlin wall, punctuated by watchtowers, was visible across the river and facing the mansion. No other embassy had such a clear picture of the Soviet empire's central area, which is why an enraged Joseph Stalin erupted as he looked across the red-brick wall at the capitalist enemy. Anna Chapman (left), the flame-haired agent of Russia' who, after working for Barclays Bank, was unveiled in New York in June 2010 as part of a ten-strong Russian spy group. Norma Levy (right), a prostitute who entertained Soviet spies, politicians, and the criminal underworld at her Maida Vale flat, London, was the subject of the girl in question.