vision that she represents the central division department, well, naturally, we began to look after her using our own methods, well, one day we received information that contact with her source from among russian citizens was possible, she left her home at about o’clock 8 am, i arrived for the operation in izmailovsky park, when contact occurred there, it was 20-30 something like that.

the moment the second secretary of the us embassy was detained red-handed during the recruitment of alexander nekoev. on the career of this cute bbw as a professional scout libernight is already finished. a spy story with its complete exposure. they say that now cherry, awaiting deportation, is drowning her sorrows in wine, russian style. this means that documents, materials, and equipment were confiscated.

they choose the scene of action in such a way that it is legendary both for the american, who for some reason needs to visit this particular place, on some legal business, and for the agent, who is also here, as if on his own business. in soviet films about spies, such operations are shown more or less believably, here, for example, an excerpt from the feature film "resident mistake". great machine, can work like a regular receiver. america's voice

easily picks up, when is the first transmission scheduled? every second wednesday from 22 to 23 moscow. and this is footage from another famous television series. taz is authorized to declare. not a good trait, john, especially in our profession. a scout is obliged to reverently love his enemy. only then will he be able to strangle him, but often such operations for the cir end in failure, especially today, when all of moscow is almost completely covered with video surveillance cameras, they monitor literally every meter of streets, pavements, courtyards and entrances, in terms of counterintelligence, the methods of work are the same, this is the recruitment of agents with the aim of penetrating... uh

information that is closed, they are the same, i think that intelligence, counterintelligence is one of the oldest professions, because even in primitive communal times... it was always interesting what a neighbor has, what he sows, what he eats, and so on and so on and so on , of course it was interesting what the neighbor has, how he lives, that’s why, well, they have worked out methods, these methods of work have been worked out a long, long, long time ago, you can’t come up with anything new, there’s something new in technology, that’s for sure, here’s the technical support in intelligence and counterintelligence, it’s constantly being improved. we are located in the large devyatinsky lane, next to the new building of the american embassy, ​​it was built in the late eighties, then everything

for construction was brought from america, cranes, workers, even mittens, these bricks from which the walls of the embassy were made, every brick was packed in cellophane.

the channels provided for this or convinced them that these channels were needed, these were the so-called retractable microphones, because when the building was built, apparently the information was leaked that they were listening, because it cannot be kept, there were agents, including intelligence a lot, as it turned out later, the so-called technicians came and they... in those premises that should be protected, synchronized, this is a special room for negotiations, so that counterintelligence and the kgb do not listen to this, these are special the windows, and this is made with special foil, and so they hollowed, naturally hollowed

the walls, well, naturally, we knew who was coming, but these are the technos who are coming, which means they are search engines, so-called in professional language. it means that the team and microphones on these channels were immediately removed, they continued, there was nothing, they were plastered over again, everything was done, we went out again, we listen again, 1991 came, the superpower soviet union collapsed, the new government in the person of boris yeltsin hastened to appoint a new head of the kgb democrat boss, in the end, not...

his action, but we can assume that he played a role in the act of such a rash decision. move away! the long-standing, well-proven , effective cia methodology worked, which was developed back in the fifties of the last century, and bore fruit precisely in the dashing nineties. this program is "troy". it was invented by intellectuals from american universities, philosophers, political scientists, mathematicians and historians. why was it called troy? not only do we not remind our viewer. what is this and whose image is it? the ancient greek legendary poet homer

wrote the poem of odysseus. there is one significant episode in it: after the greeks lifted the siege of the city of troy, they left a surprise for the seemingly victorious trojans, a huge wooden horse on wheels, inside which a greek detachment led by odysseus was located. the trojans, considering the gift a sign from above, took the giant horse to the city and placed this trophy in the central square. at night, when the victors were tired of the feast, odysseus and his warriors slipped out of the belly of the horse, opened the gates to the city and let in the returning greek army. the fate of the troika was decided. since then, the trojan horse has been an image and symbol of insidious plans, where hidden weapons are used under the guise of friendship. like this. the americans, in their advanced conquest concept, used the trojan horse in the fight against the ussr, and then

against russia. information is their main weapon, because it is not without reason that the motto of the american elite is the following expression: who owns the information, owns the world. more likely, and the former head of the security service of new russia bakatin, like many other people, became victims of troy. here are excerpts from the secret memorandum of this program. troy's report reflects a very high level of technical competence, political sophistication and common sense. it is necessary to use various means of communication to penetrate the iron curtain, in addition to radio balloons and other existing methods, professional, industry direct mail is quite suitable. a clear example of how the troy program works: in

in july 1959 , an exhibition of us industrial products opened in sokolniki park in moscow. by agreement of the governments of the ussr and north america, the same exhibition opened in new york, where soviet achievements were demonstrated. we brought to the americans models of satellites, nuclear power plants, space rockets, synchrophastrons, various machine tools, and so on. but the united states acted more cunningly. the blacks stand with their hand outstretched, everything turned out differently. voice of america programs should,

to the extent possible, address topics that truly impact listeners emotionally. our main targets should be the intelligentsia, skilled workers, officials, personnel of mechanized brigades of the armed forces, and residents of rural areas. the program, invented and developed 70 years ago, is working against us and... stood in line for 7 hours just to get a close-up portrait. they wanted

to buy a souvenir that they could take away and show later to their friends and relatives. some wanted it so bad to have their children photographed, that they simply set up their stage and left them there. the process of filming with a poloroid camera was something completely new to them. some of those present were technically savvy and considered this device a very good development. precisely from a technical point of view, others, on the contrary, were completely unfamiliar with this process and even considered it almost a miracle, our main call is a promise to put. not with the repressive, intrusive totalitarian aspect of the soviet regime. there are two closely related topics that answer specified requirements. the first emphasizes that the soviet regime is impersonal, harsh, capricious, with virtually no respect for human dignity or the basic rights to justice of a hardworking, decent, long-suffering people. the second

emphasizes that the soviet people made great sacrifices and endured extraordinary labor. i really don't know why it caused such a stir, maybe because it was something american, some women were annoyed and said it reminded them of gasoline, and men wanted to know if they would get drunk whether they are from this drink or not, to your

health, a carefully planned series of steps forward, undermining... russia's power provides the best way to avoid, rather than provoke, the west's last great battle. this was a terrible blow to the foundation of the soviet system. troy's program has proven its effectiveness. no wonder the classic of communism, karl marx, said that being determines consciousness. the americans created several radio stations, which were first located in munich in the west.

hear what you are not allowed to talk about or they are silent: forbidden fruit, sweet, this is what an ordinary weekday evening of a soviet family might look like, somewhere in novosibirsk, kiev, leningrad or moscow, a wife in the kitchen, a son doing homework, a father in a large room, in the living room or in the bedroom. data from the ussr central statistical office on the results of industrial work in february 1976, witness. the twenty-fifth party congress worthily noted that the working class of the country's industry in february of this year has increased. total production compared to the same period last year by 5.1%. thanks to the increase in labor productivity , 4/5 of the increase in industrial production was achieved above the plan; hundreds of millions

of rubles were produced in products. in february, they develop into obelescents. sss, chairman of the presidium of the supreme soviet of the ussr, nikolai viktorovich podgorny, with the president of the supreme revolutionary council of the somali democratic republic. the third news release of the day is on air. recently , a demonstration took place in new york to protest

human rights violations in the soviet union and czechoslovakia. demonstrators carried placards. and distributed leaflets to passers-by demanding the release of political prisoners in the soviet union and czechoslovakia. author of the books, will the soviet union survive until 1984? you can listen every day to the following waves: 75, 49, the evil machinations of enemies are their bad ones. the devils will stir the water in the pond, churchill came up with it all in 1818, we were talking about explosions, about fires, we composed a note tas, and then we rushed in.

to achieve this goal, an enemy is needed, and russia is the enemy they have chosen, that’s all it’s very simple, today work with agents is done via the internet, it’s not for nothing that it was invented as an internal network for the cia of the pentagon at one time. when i came to the kgb structure in 1977, it was a different, yes, another perfect technology, it was... typewriters, and now a computer, please, a mere mortal should be wary of all these mobile tablets, it’s worth it, it’s worth it, because traffic, about 70 percent

of internet traffic goes through servers that are located in the states, that is, accessibility to information that flows over the internet, it quite possible for them, for americans it is quite possible, 30% of european traffic goes through holland, i was with an official delegation in holland and show us... they were used to communicate with agents in russia, various kinds

of messages were transmitted through them, disguised as some events , stories, programs, nothing could be done about it, they were jammed, at one time the receivers were taken away, but it was not possible to completely suppress this wave of manipulation, it got to the point that both the workers of the cpsu central committee and the generals of the special services.

i didn’t want to look like some kind of communist barbarian in the eyes of the west. this is the troy effect. today our russian youth are under the influence of this program. well, let’s take this example: in 2022, the prosecutor’s office recorded 17 crimes committed by minors. here they are, adults now, on social networks from morning to night. and when receiving negative information, as the americans say, these are concerned people, concerned about life here in russia, concerned people, you need to pay attention to them, what they are doing, again they look for groups, they look for leaders from these groups, in these groups, and so further processing goes on with setting tasks, up to and including

terrorist acts.

on the day of memory and mourning, vladimir putin laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. the ceremony took place in the alexander garden. to the sounds of a funeral march, the head of state, bowing his head, approached the wine. he was followed by other ceremony participants, veterans of the great patriotic war, the russian armed forces, and unit commanders. russian army. further watch the continuation of the film by arkady mamontov, the main enemy.