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Ex Russian Sex Spy Reveals How She Seduced Her Targets: ''It's About Psychology Of Men''
In a recent podcast, Aliia Roza revealed her tales of sexpionage and spoke about her ''training, techniques, targets and missions.''
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Russian President Vladimir Putin Surrounded By Doctors, Takes Breaks During Meetings, Claims Ex Spy
Former British spy Christopher Steele said Mr Putin is trying to avoid showing weakness in the Kremlin.
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Ex-US Marine Alleges "Threats, Abuse" In Russian Jail
A former US Marine arrested on spying charges in Moscow says he is subjected to abuse and harassment in jail, but a diplomat warned Saturday a potential prisoner swap will not happen before a conviction.
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Russia Hits Back In Spy Poisoning Row As Experts Called In
Russia hit back at Britain in the spy poisoning row on Monday, demanding proof of its alleged involvement in a nerve agent attack, as international weapons experts arrived to take samples of the toxic substance.
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Vladimir Putin Probably 'Approved' Ex Spy's Assassination
President Vladimir Putin "probably approved" the assassination in 2006 of a former Russian spy, a public inquiry in the UK has found.
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Ex Russian Sex Spy Reveals How She Seduced Her Targets: ''It's About Psychology Of Men''
In a recent podcast, Aliia Roza revealed her tales of sexpionage and spoke about her ''training, techniques, targets and missions.''
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Russian President Vladimir Putin Surrounded By Doctors, Takes Breaks During Meetings, Claims Ex Spy
Former British spy Christopher Steele said Mr Putin is trying to avoid showing weakness in the Kremlin.
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Ex-US Marine Alleges "Threats, Abuse" In Russian Jail
A former US Marine arrested on spying charges in Moscow says he is subjected to abuse and harassment in jail, but a diplomat warned Saturday a potential prisoner swap will not happen before a conviction.
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Russia Hits Back In Spy Poisoning Row As Experts Called In
Russia hit back at Britain in the spy poisoning row on Monday, demanding proof of its alleged involvement in a nerve agent attack, as international weapons experts arrived to take samples of the toxic substance.
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Vladimir Putin Probably 'Approved' Ex Spy's Assassination
President Vladimir Putin "probably approved" the assassination in 2006 of a former Russian spy, a public inquiry in the UK has found.
