Impotent Russian Spy Gave Away State Secrets in Exchange for Treatment
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Officer KGB Vladimir Kuzicikin gave MI6, among other things, details of the Soviet Union's plans to invade Iran in the post-Islamic Revolution period of 1979. In exchange, he did not want money, but medicine: in particular, whatever he could have offered to the British doctors to cure him of impotence, describes British author Ben Macintyre in the book bearing the code name of his former double agent, "Redwood," who, through his betrayal, preven…
Impotent Russian spy gave away state secrets in exchange for treatment
The new book Redwood: The Untold Story of the Cold War’s Most Extraordinary Spy tells the story of Vladimir Kuzichkin, a KGB officer who defected and gave secrets to MI5 in exchange for help with his impotency.
"Redwood: The Untold Story of the Cold War's Most Amazing Spy" tells the story of a former Soviet spy in Iran, Vladimir Kozichkin, who betrayed his country in exchange for an unusual request.
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