this was stated at a meeting of the un security council by russian permanent representative vasily nebenze day, even in france they called me lem krovat, the man tie, i went to ties all the time and now i also go, i think it’s necessary, from him, even the story about a representative appearance can be heard as instructions for an illegal intelligence officer, calmly, understandably. in short, this is the effect of the perception of the author writing real stories about spies, or rather about intelligence officers, there is a difference. look, all the scoundrels who they work for us in the soviet union, were sent somewhere from there or were recruited, these are spies. our people who work there are intelligence officers, or even illegal intelligence officers. all these declassified materials began to appear, or rather published. under the authorship of nikolai dolgopolov after the press bureau of the foreign intelligence service decided with whom it would work. what was needed was a man who knew languages, had been and worked abroad and had nothing to do with intelligence. nikolai dolgopol