October 16, 2026

I was a KGB officer. This is how Putin’s spies target the UK

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I’m an ex-KGB intelligence officer, and I can categorically say Moscow will always spy on Britain, just as MI6 and the CIA will not stop spying on Russia. Several recent cases have emerged around Europe that involve alleged spying for Russia. It’s just a job and, in the eyes of many Russians, quite an honourable one. They respect and sometimes even admire their spies. Soviet intelligence officers who stole the secrets of the atomic bomb from the West have had their faces printed on Russian postage stamps. One of them was Anatoly Yatskov, who was my instructor at the Andropov...

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