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1365: 540:. Thus her suspicion was aroused when an FBI informant, posing as a Russian consular officer named "Roman", on Saturday, June 26 asked her to come to New York from Connecticut, where she was spending the weekend. Her suspicions increased when "Roman" turned out to be a man she did not know who asked her to deliver a fake United States passport to another sleeper agent in a face-to-face meeting. The task of transferring a fake US passport to another Russian agent in a face-to-face meeting was beyond anything that the Moscow Center had previously assigned to her. 568:" as saying, "There was a deal on the table just before she caught her connecting flight to Moscow. The secret service intercepted her on her flight back from America to Vienna, where her plane landed to refuel. MI6 were keen to know about other 'illegals'—Russian spy cells—hiding in the United Kingdom, so they made her an offer. In return they offered to give her back British citizenship and allow her to settle in London. Anna was having none of it though and told them in no uncertain terms that she wished to return to Russia." 782: 1133: 7874: 1147: 1002: 986: 85: 939:. He and his younger brother traveled to Russia in July 2010 to meet their parents after their deportations. Both were unable to return to the US. The sons, while born in Canada and considering themselves Canadian, and not feeling at home in Moscow, were unable to regain their Canadian citizenship, and were denied visas for Canada, France, and the United Kingdom. They were consequently unable to take up university places they were offered. By 2018, both sons had won court cases in the 2029: 141: 123: 809: 619: 351:

invisible ink from one agent to another, and hacked into their bogus expenses claims. ... The tradecraft used by the alleged SVR ring was amateurish, and will send shivers down the spine of the rival intelligence organisations in Russia. This was bungling on a truly epic scale. No secrets about bunker-busting bombs were actually obtained, but the network was betrayed. ... To have a spy ring uncovered before they could actually do any serious spying is doubly embarrassing."

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Where the Motherland Begins" (What the Motherland Begins With or What Does the Motherland Start With). Putin declined to evaluate their work saying that it was not up to him to evaluate but up to specialists and the "ultimate consumers of the information of such type, the Supreme Commander—the president of the Russian Federation."

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told reporters, without specifying the date, that he had had a meeting with the agents, specifically acknowledging that Chapman was among them; he said that they had had "a tough life" and been turned in as a result of "betrayal"; he also sang with the agents to live music some songs, including "From

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On July 13, 2010, the US government disclosed that a 12th, previously undisclosed, person was being held in custody and was said by the media to be implicated in the same federal probe. Later that day, the person was identified as Alexey Karetnikov, a 23-year-old former entry-level software tester at

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According to the information from US authorities shortly after his flight, "Metsos", who traveled on a Canadian passport and claimed to be Canadian, regularly traveled to the US to deliver money to his fellow Russian spies; he would typically drop off money at New York City area locations including a

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on a Uruguayan passport in the name of Juan Jose Lazaro Fuentes. He bore a letter on a Spanish tobacco company's stationery that said they had hired him for a market survey in Peru. Two years later, he submitted copies of the passport and a 1943 Uruguayan birth certificate with a letter asking Peru's

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US officials reported that on June 27, 2010, Vasenkov confessed to being a spy and that "Juan Lazaro" was not his real name, though he declined to give his true identity. He additionally stated he was not born in Uruguay, and that Peláez delivered letters to Russian authorities on his behalf. It was

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On December 16, 2010, prime minister Putin, when answering the question during a televised call-in show about whether he ever signed assassination orders, said that hit squads had long been abolished in Russia; speaking specifically of the turncoat allegedly responsible for exposing the ten sleeper

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approved the swap deal. An administration official was quoted as saying that Obama had not spoken to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev about the spy swap but was "fully briefed and engaged in the matter". Broad agreement in the US was reported to exist that the agents were being deported swiftly as

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The agents have two sons, Alexander and Timothy, who were, at the time of their parents' arrest, aged 16 and 20. The sons said they had no inkling of their parents' real identities. However, US officials claimed the parents had revealed their true identities to the elder son long before the arrest.

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cited Vasenkov's American lawyer, Genesis Peduto, as saying that his client indicated to him on the phone that he wanted to leave Moscow for Peru: "He doesn't want to stay in Russia. He says he's Juan Lazaro and he's not from Russia and doesn't speak Russian. He wants to be where his wife is going,

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of Colombia as a pawn for paramilitary groups that have broad control over drug trafficking." At least one student complained about Vasenkov's teaching and he was let go at the end of the semester. The department chairman reported that Vasenkov's instruction was not up to standard, resulting in his

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According to the media reports, planning by the FBI to have the "illegals" arrested began in mid-June 2010, but the action was hastened reportedly by some members of the group intending to travel outside the US as well as by Anna Chapman's growing concern about having been exposed. Vladimir Guriyev

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Semenko was first noted by the FBI on June 5 when he used a computer in a restaurant to send encrypted messages, presumably to a car parked in the restaurant lot that had Russian diplomatic plates and was driven by a Russian official who was known to have transferred money to other Russian sleeper

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In November 2010, the Interfax news agency cited an unidentified "Russian intelligence source" as saying that "Colonel Alexander Poteyev, a former deputy head of the U.S. division of Directorate S (illegal intelligence) within the SVR" was the subject of both internal and criminal investigations,

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said, "The Government, by today's action, has once again made clear that it will not tolerate the fabrication and use of forged Irish passports by agents of a foreign State." On February 4, 2011, the Irish press identified the expelled diplomat as Alexander Smirnov, first secretary in the Russian

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Kutsik and Pereverzeva pleaded guilty to "conspiring to act as an unregistered agent of a foreign country". They appeared to be an ordinary married couple with two young children. However, US authorities allege that they had both been spying for Russia in the US since at least 2004. They received

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on Russian nuclear submarines and missile warning systems, analysed and provided it to a British consulting firm. He steadfastly denied using any classified information and ISKAN is said to have no access to Russian classified materials. Sutyagin maintained his innocence throughout his trial and

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commented: "The FBI operation represents the biggest penetration of SVR communications in recent memory. The FBI read their emails, decrypted their intel, read the embedded coded texts on images posted on the net, bugged their mobile phones, videotaped the passing of bags of cash and messages in

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about the same time, Russian prime minister Putin maintained that the Russian agents "deserved unconditional respect"; according to him, no harm had been done to US interests, and that they would only become operational "in crisis periods, say, in case of a breakup of the diplomatic relations."

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article, Fuerth is quoted acknowledging he met Heathfield after a speech he gave. In the same article, Halal described his relationship to Heathfield as benign; "I would bump into him at meetings of Federal agencies, think tanks, and the World Future Society. I have no information that's of any

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wrote: "The revelations have caused embarrassment in Moscow, not so much because Russia was caught spying on America, but because it did it so clumsily. Old KGB spies this week lamented the decline in professional standards. But the scandal has rather more serious domestic implications too. It

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Using forged documents, some of the spies assumed stolen identities of Americans, enrolled at American universities, and joined professional organizations as a means of further infiltrating government circles. Two of the individuals used the names of Richard and Cynthia Murphy and resided in

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After the Russian agents were returned to Russia, they were delivered to the SVR headquarters. They were not technically arrested, and relatives could visit them. However, they were not allowed to leave the facility until after the debriefing process, which took several weeks, as the Russian

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reported that federal and local prosecutors were seeking a rapid conclusion to the case, to avoid a trial that might disclose sensitive information about information-gathering techniques. The proposed deal would have the defendants deported to Russia after pleading guilty to lesser charges.

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Vladimir Guryev supplied money and equipment to Kutsik (see below) in a 2004 meeting in Columbus Circle, New York and 2009, where $ 150,000 and a flash drive were given. When the computer program was inoperative, Guryev supplied Kutsik with a laptop computer that Guryev brought from Moscow.

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was planning to travel to France and possibly Russia, Bezrukov was planning to travel outside the US with his son, and Chapman, in a telephone call to her father the day before the arrest, said she suspected that she may have been discovered and planned to leave for Moscow in mid-July 2010.

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apartment, and the FBI secretly entered their home, where they found random numbers used to decode the "radiograms". Kutsik received money from Guriyev (Murphy) in Columbus Circle, New York in 2004 while Pereverzeva stood as lookout. In 2006, the FBI photographed them visiting the area of

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software developed in Moscow was used where concealed messages were inserted into otherwise innocuous files. This program was initiated by using the Control-Alt-E keys and entering a 27-character password, which the FBI found written down. Coded bursts of data sent by a short wave

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Reuters reported on July 7–8, 2010, that the US and Russia reached a deal under which the ten individuals arrested in that country as part of the Illegals Program would be deported to Russia in exchange for individuals who Russia convicted of espionage on behalf of the US and UK.

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According to his relatives, Sutyagin phoned home on his arrival in the UK, saying that he was placed in an undisclosed location in a London suburb and that British authorities were in the process of granting him a UK visa. Later his lawyer confirmed that Sutyagin was granted

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reported that Chapman may have been recruited to become an agent when she was in the United Kingdom, citing Oleg Gordievsky and Alex Chapman as sources, and that an urgent probe was underway in the UK to ascertain whether Chapman organized sleeper cells in the United Kingdom.

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published the comments of Karetnikov's fellow dormitory resident, who said that Karetnikov impressed him as "very oily" and "very Russian"; according to the anonymous source, Karetnikov spoke surprisingly poor English but was "sophisticated" and knew a lot about Microsoft.

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On or about June 26, 2010, Semenko met with an undercover FBI agent purporting to be a Russian agent and accepted $ 5,000, which he delivered to a drop site in an Arlington, Virginia park. The drop was made at 11:06 a.m. and Semenko was arrested at his residence in

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According to media reports (which cite anonymous sources in Russian intelligence), Vasilenko was included in the list for the swap due to a personal request from a CIA officer who knew Vasilenko when he was posted in the US under diplomatic cover from 1976 to 1981.

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on July 9, 2010, soon after pleading guilty to charges of failing to register as representatives of a foreign government. The same day, the agents were exchanged for four Russian nationals, three of whom had been convicted and imprisoned by Russia for espionage

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The Russian agents were tasked by "Moscow centre" to report about US policy in Central America, US interpretation of Russian foreign policy, problems with US military policy, and "United States policy with regard to the use of the Internet by terrorists".

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and failing to register as agents of a foreign government. No charges were made that the individuals involved gained access to classified material, though contacts were made with a former intelligence official and with a scientist involved in developing

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carried an article that, with reference to unnamed Russian government sources, contained allegations that the "illegals" were fingered by a senior SVR officer named "Colonel Shcherbakov" (according to an unnamed ex-CIA source, his full name may be

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article also cited unnamed Russian government sources as saying that Vasenkov was presented with the SVR personal file on him obtained through a senior SVR defector ("Colonel Shcherbakov"), whereafter he was forced to own up to his real name.

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After the meeting with "Roman", Chapman bought a new cell phone and two telephone cards. She called her father in Moscow and another individual in New York, both advising her not to transfer the passport. The FBI monitored the calls.

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in New York City. In her writings, Peláez often criticized US policy in Latin America, and supported liberation movements in those countries. In 1985, Peláez and "Lazaro" moved to New York with her son from a previous relationship.

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As of August 2019, the couple was living in Moscow; Bezrukov was teaching at a university and doing consulting work for an oil company while Vavilova "also has a consultancy role at a company", according to an article published by

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security value ... Everything I gave Don was published widely and readily available on the Internet". Bezrukov was chief executive of Future Map, a consulting company involved in government and corporate preparedness systems.

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published Russian anonymous sources' allegations that while in US custody, Vasenkov had three ribs and a leg broken by investigators trying to extract more information from him—a claim assessed by experts as highly improbable. The

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Vladimir Guryev was criticized by his wife for his poor information gathering; she suggested that he pursue individuals with connections to the White House. The couple was also tasked with obtaining information about US policy in

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On July 13, 2010, Russian intelligence sources were quoted as saying that the deported Russian agents would undergo a rigorous series of tests, including a lie detector, to establish whether any of them acted as a double agent.

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Under a US–Russian agreement, the Russian government agreed to release the Russian prisoners and their family members for resettlement. The Russian prisoners had served a number of years in prison and some were in poor health.

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when asked "Do we have any spies that hot?" by saying "Let me be clear. It wasn't my idea to send her back." Joe Biden also said of the Russian agents: "And the ten, they've been here a long time, but they hadn't done much."

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According to her American lawyer, Robert Baum, while in the US jail, she feared she would be deported. When her deportation became imminent, she said she would go to live in London on her UK passport, but it was subsequently

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coffee shop, restaurant and subway station. According to his Cypriot lawyer, "Metsos" had no discernible Russian accent and described himself as a Canadian resident who divorced 15 years prior and had a son living in Paris.

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In January 2010, Anna Chapman used her laptop at a New York coffee shop on 47th Street to electronically transfer data to a Russian official driving by. Two months later, Chapman used a private Wi-Fi network, possibly at a

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June 29, 2010, report, Vasenkov was a vocal opponent of American foreign policy in class: "He maintained that the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were a money-making ploy for corporate America. He praised President

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According to her lawyer, Vicky Peláez was placed in a Moscow apartment provided by Russian authorities. She turned down a US$ 2,000 per month offer from the Russian government and planned to return to Peru.

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Later that day the Russian ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the exchange of four convicted people for ten Russian citizens citing "humanitarian considerations and constructive partnership development".

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to her native country, where it will be easier for Juan Jr. to visit. His family comes first." On December 2013, Vicky Pelaez left Russia and returned home to Peru; Vasenkov moved there in January 2014.

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native: "I was always puzzled by the inconsistency between a completely American name and completely Russian behaviour. ... He had a thick Russian accent and an incredibly unhappy Russian personality."

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on July 13, 2010. Moscow court documents made public on June 27, 2011, revealed that another two Russian agents, who Russia alleges were known to the FBI, managed to flee the US without being arrested.

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plan for the alleged defector "Colonel Shcherbakov" was already in the works: "We know who he is and where he is." The source added that "a Mercader" was sent after Shcherbakov—a reference to assassin

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commented that Sutyagin's case differed from the other released prisoners, and that his original arrest might have been to warn Russians not to cooperate with Western companies and think tanks.

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Kutsik and Pereverzeva were arrested on June 27, 2010, at their Arlington, Virginia, home. Both had family living in Russia and prosecutors argued that bail be denied under the circumstances.

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in Mexico with an ice axe in 1940. The newspaper article's author later said that the statement could have been made in jest ("spy humour"). On November 13, 2010, US intelligence analyst

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Shortly before the swap deal was reached, nuclear specialist Igor Sutyagin, one of the Russian prisoners included in the deal, was moved to a Moscow prison from a facility near the

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on both charges and sentenced to 25 years of imprisonment; the judge's verdict said that Poteyev was recruited by the CIA in 1999. His court-appointed advocate said that Poteyev's

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precedent. In March 2018, Alexander (going by his mother's surname of Vavilov) received a Canadian passport and moved back to Canada, while awaiting the Supreme Court verdict.

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cited unnamed sources within Russian intelligence as alleging that the real name of the defector who was primarily responsible for uncovering the ten convicted agents was

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reported that the couple had groomed their son, Tim Foley, for a future spy career. He was 20 when his parents were arrested, and had just finished his sophomore year at

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agents, he denounced him as a "brute" and a "pig" saying that "the traitors will croak all by themselves", adding that a traitor's life is miserable and regrettable.

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s comment said: "Revelations about spy rings are the last thing a politician like Medvedev, who presents himself as a moderniser, needs"; in its July 1, 2010, issue,

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On July 16, 2010, after his arrest and deportation, Harvard revoked Heathfield's degree on grounds of his misrepresentation of his identity on his application.

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Chapman's prior meetings with her Russian handlers were on Wednesdays; not face to face; solely to pass information via encrypted private computer networks at

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were included in the exchange. All four served a considerable time in Russian prisons; at least three of the jailed individuals in Russia were convicted of

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In July 2012, new details about the agents' activities were revealed that suggested that some of them planned to recruit their children to become agents.

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store on Greenwich Street in New York, to communicate with the same Russian official, who was nearby. Chapman used a range extender for her laptop.

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recognized those "intelligence agents who worked in the United States and returned to Russia in July" together with other members of the Russian

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at age 3, with Vasenkov having presumably used the dead toddler's birth certificate to build a persona. According to a file kept by the Peruvian

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The man known by the name of "Christopher Metsos" was alleged to be the money man and main go-between behind the Illegals Program and the SVR.

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in New York City in 2009, and for 2009–2010 reportedly worked at Travel All Russia, an Arlington, Virginia, travel agency, helping Chinese and

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authorities appeared to suspect that betrayal—by any of the agents themselves or not—could be a plausible explanation for their exposure.

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described the pleas as a first step in what could be the largest prisoner swap between the United States and Russia since the days of the

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One of the suspects, using the name of Christopher R. Metsos, was detained on June 29, 2010, while attempting to depart from Cyprus for

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gathered details from six genuine Irish passports that were then effectively cloned in Russia for the US-based spies. Ireland's

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s unnamed source, a person called Shcherbakov had indeed held a senior position in the SVR and "defected about two years ago".

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in Russia in 2006, and sentenced to 13 years in prison. According to the prosecution, he had spied for the United Kingdom's

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Chapman turned in the passport to the 1st Precinct police station in New York but was questioned by the FBI and arrested.

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On May 3, 2011 in Moscow, Alexander Poteyev was indicted on high treason and desertion charges and later put on trial

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While there was speculation that the arrests of the alleged spies, which occurred barely 72 hours after President

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travelers plan trips. He appeared to be in his late 20s; his neighbors said that he was a stylish man who drove a

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There was no evidence that the convicted agents knew each other beyond their respective spouses; military analyst

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were also used. Other methods included employing invisible ink and exchanging identical bags in public places.

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This article is about the Russian spy network in the United States. For the type of spy called "Illegals", see

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said none of the ten defendants passed classified information and therefore none were charged with espionage.

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for three years starting in 2002, said in July 2010 that she found it difficult to figure out the purported

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conviction, but had to plead guilty shortly before the swap to qualify for a Presidential pardon. The US

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In 1983, "Juan Lazaro" married Vicky Peláez. Peláez was a television reporter in Peru, and a columnist at

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reported that Chapman said the SVR had forbidden her from saying anything about her activities in the US.

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as "a think tank on future technologies that holds conferences featuring top government scientists".

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The spy affair attracted media attention, including Chapman being described as "glamorous" and US

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teaching for only one semester, but that he recalled no controversy over any anti-American views.

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Six others were considered for exchange as an even 11:11 swap, but were not exchanged in Vienna.

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later reported that Lazaro's real name is Mikhail Vasenkov. In November 2010, Russian broadsheet

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Lidiya Guriyeva attended school in the United States, receiving two undergraduate degrees from

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native. (According to some reports, she was born in Ukraine.) Her father was employed in the

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US authorities arrested ten of the agents involved on June 27, 2010, in a series of raids in

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Coinciding with the day of the prisoners' swap, the death of the prominent Russian defector

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guerrilla movement. He was described as a "journalist and anthropologist" in the 1998 book

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https://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100708/ap_on_re_eu/eu_russia_us_spy_swap_candidates_glance_1

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Elena Vavilova's book offers rare insight into the Soviet deep-cover 'illegals' programme

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Elena Vavilova's book offers rare insight into the Soviet deep-cover 'illegals' programme

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in Oxfordshire, England, to drop two of the exchanged Russian nationals and proceeded to

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social networking site profile said she was CEO of PropertyFinder Ltd, a website selling

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punctures the mystique that helped allow the security services to gain such clout under

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A court verdict read in Moscow on June 27, 2011, identified "Metsos" as Pavel Kapustin (

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The arrested spies were Russian nationals who had been planted in the US by the Russian

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where, after landing, the ten spies were kept away from local and international press.

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On October 31, 2011, the FBI publicly released several dozen still images, clips from

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suggested that, assuming Shcherbakov was in the US, he must be under FBI protection.

1801: 1551: 1406: 1394: 1386: 1072: 825: 799: 724: 655: 533: 395: 338: 315: 269: 178: 6457: 5854:"Diplomat expelled from Russian embassy after revelations on spies' Irish passports" 4271: 3109: 2993:"Медведев ответил на разоблачение предателя, сдавшего десятку русских шпионов в США" 1914: 891:, spoke at the World Future Society 2008 conference in Washington, D.C., along with 8023: 7804: 7764: 7629: 7559: 7403: 7373: 7150: 7125: 6884: 6824: 6739: 6686: 6643: 6343: 6115: 6102: 5532: 4661: 3648:"Suspected Russian spy Vicky Pelaez, a Spanish-language journalist, led many lives" 2992: 2730: 2536: 2164: 1563: 1245: 918: 643: 608: 588: 457: 319: 284: 193: 6796: 6511: 6176:"Виктор Суворов: Путинская разведка – скоморохи, шуты и полный развал государства" 3470:"DOJ memo re: United States v. DEFENDANT #1 a/k/a/ 'Christopher R. Metsos', et al" 667:

in early August 2010, the real Juan Lazaro died of respiratory failure in 1947 in

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Vladimir and Lidiya Guriyeva were arrested at their home at 31 Marquette Road in

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embassy's consular section. On February 2, 2011, Russia threatened retaliation.

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and text messages concealed in graphical images to exchange information. Custom

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Andrey Bezrukov and Yelena Vavilova (Donald Heathfield and Tracey Lee Ann Foley)

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with the criminal case likely to have been opened as per Article 275 of the RF

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allege that the Russian agents in the US passed information back to the SVR by

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the day after his arrest. A twelfth person, a Russian national who worked for

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to question the quasi-official version about Poteyev's responsibility. In a

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Mikhail Kutsik and Nataliya Pereverzeva (Michael Zottoli and Patricia Mills)

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On July 9, all ten suspects were deported. A government-chartered jet from

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All the defendants were sentenced to time already served. According to the

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When arrested, Bezrukov and his cover wife Yelena Vavilova had a home in

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at The Smoking Gun, July 28, 2010, includes mugshots of the other spies

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for their service to the motherland in ceremonies held at the Kremlin.

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to affirm their Canadian citizenship; the ruling was affirmed by the

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joking shortly after the swap on a television chat show to comedian

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Bezrukov's cover wife, Yelena Vavilova (as Tracy Foley), worked for

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On June 27, 2010, FBI Special Agent Amit Kachhia-Patel submitted a

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believed that they consequently did not constitute a "spy ring".

6422:"Russian Spies Surrendered by a Belarusian in the United States" 3907:"The Russian spy who posed as a Canadian for more than 20 years" 3874:"The Russian spy who posed as a Canadian for more than 20 years" 1964:". Bill Gertz's report prompted the Russian intelligence expert 1836:

On June 28, 2010, the UK revoked Anna Chapman's UK citizenship.

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In July 2012, referring to "current and former U.S. officials",

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In Russian, "Anya" is a diminutive form of the given name Anna.

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and taught a class on Latin American and Caribbean Politics at

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Office of Public Affairs (includes copies of both indictments)

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Dodd, Vikram; Harding, Luke; MacAskill, Ewen (March 8, 2018).

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and was probably now in the US; she did not cite any sources.

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Defending Elections from Threats by Establishing Redlines Act

7703: 6767:"Vladimir Putin: Russian secret services don't kill traitors" 4994:"Redmond man with possible link to Russian spy ring deported" 2781: 2402: 1373: 420: 6976:, BBC News, July 2, 2010, includes related stories and video 5788:"Spies like us: An unusual spy network is busted by the FBI" 4355: 1318:

voiced a theory that "Christopher Metsos" might have been a

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Mikhail Anatolyevich Vasenkov (Juan Lazaro) and Vicky Peláez

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Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration) v Vavilov

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Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration) v Vavilov

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Belenkaya, Veronika; Sgobbo, Robert; and Gendar, Alison.

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neither government wanted the case to damage attempts to

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internationally. Chapman posted photos of herself on the

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from the US government might have reached $ 55 million.

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In November 2010, an unidentified Kremlin official told

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for one semester during the 2008–2009 school year as an

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Defending American Security from Kremlin Aggression Act

6199:"Russia's intelligence attack: The Anna Chapman danger" 6068:"Путин рассказал, как были вычислены российские шпионы" 5818:"Russian diplomat expelled over forged Irish passports" 5627:(in Russian). Rosbalt.ru. July 13, 2010. Archived from 5298:"Russian Convicted Spy Lands in Vienna in Sign of Swap" 4964:"Reports: alleged 12th Russian spy worked at Microsoft" 4757:"Russian Spies Revealed: Mikhail Semenko's Double Life" 4382:"Suspected Russian Spy Earned Degrees at Columbia, NYU" 3964:

Heslam, Jessica, and Sherman, Natalie (July 17, 2010).

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Shifrel, Scott; Kennedy, Helen; and Sherisan, Michael.

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Ten Alleged Secret Agents Arrested in the United States

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specially coded radio transmissions at their high-rise

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Vladimir and Lidiya Guryev (Richard and Cynthia Murphy)

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United States military and prostitution in South Korea

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Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act

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Markon, Jerry; Pincus, Walter; and Branigin, William.

5075:"Approved: Michael Farbiarz – Glen Kopp – Jason Smith" 4873:"Did fugitive spy Metsos lead to Russian spy arrests?" 4601:"In Spy Case, 2 More Are Said to Have Made Admissions" 4188:"The day we discovered our parents were Russian spies" 3539:"Spy suspects plead guilty, will be expelled promptly" 3504:

Belyaninov, Kirill; Sergeev, Nikolay (July 10, 2010).

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and Mikhail Vasenkov (using the alias Juan Lazaro) in

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Itar-Tass Russian News Agency v. Russian Kurier, Inc.

6614:"Шпионка в британском парламенте – след перебежчика?" 6043:""Biden tells Jay Leno US got good deal in spy swap"" 5341:"Russia, U.S. swap 14 in Cold War-style spy exchange" 4440:

Naanes, Marlene; Lamb, William; and Layton, Mary Jo.

3754:"Former spy 'is not Russian and wants to go to Peru'" 2335:"Russia, U.S. swap 14 in Cold War-style spy exchange" 1204:

On January 13, 2011, Russia's oil pipeline monopoly,

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Russian espionage program in the US uncovered in 2010

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Donald Trump's disclosures of classified information

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Links between Trump associates and Russian officials

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Operation Ghost Stories: Inside the Russian Spy Case

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Operation Ghost Stories: Inside the Russian Spy Case

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quoted a "former intelligence official close to the

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on the afternoon of July 9. The Russian government

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On July 26, 2010, it was reported by the media that

6424:. CI&CT News. November 18, 2010. Archived from 6116:"Putin says spies expelled from US had 'tough lives 5918:"Russian diplomat in passport scandal returns home" 5430: 4076: 4074: 3700:"Curiosities Emerge About Suspected Russian Agents" 3656:, June 30, 2010. New York. Retrieved June 30, 2010. 2613:"Russian spy ring paymaster disappears from Cyprus" 2259:"Russian spy suspect missing in Cyprus, say police" 1421:was issued for Anna Chapman and Mikhail Semenko by 1292:notice, police arrested the 55-year-old man at the 250: 5697: 5695: 5472:Kulish, Nicholas; Baker, peter; and Barry, Ellen. 5253:"Factbox: Who are the spies Russia plans to swap?" 3289:, June 30, 2010. New York. Retrieved July 7, 2010. 3162:Abcarian, Robin; Baum, Geraldine (June 30, 2010). 3104: 3102: 2382:"U.S. Charges 11 With Acting as Agents for Russia" 2261:, BBC News, June 30, 2010. Retrieved July 7, 2010. 8528:United States and the Russian invasion of Ukraine 7957:Permanent Mission of Russia to the United Nations 6965:"Criminal Complaints From the Justice Department" 6670:"Путин: предателей не убирают, они загнутся сами" 6295:, November 12, 2010. Retrieved November 12, 2010. 5769:"Despite Arrests, Working to Rebuild Russia Ties" 5365:"Russian spies deported from US arrive in Moscow" 5153:"Russia seeks spy swap for agents in U.S.-lawyer" 4650:"Deported Spy Chapman to Unravel Mysteries on TV" 3841:"US and Russia reach agreement on 'spy exchange'" 3580:"Thumbnails of 11 defendants in Russian spy case" 3503: 2751:"Russian ex-spy living in Osprey choked to death" 2057:Russian influence operations in the United States 1586:Prisoners held by Russia involved in the exchange 1446:broke the news of the spy swap. He reported that 1314:Late in July 2010, Russian political commentator 334:, but was released on bail and then disappeared. 8571: 8197:Russian interference in United States elections 6382: 6350: 5201:"Spy Swap Forced Prosecutors Into Balancing Act" 4803:"Canada cancels passport of accused Russian spy" 4222:"Russian Spy Ring Aimed to Make Children Agents" 4133: 4131: 4071: 3586:. Associated Press. July 8, 2010. Archived from 3298: 3046: 3044: 2413: 2411: 2155: 1944:On December 1, 2010, commentator and researcher 558:On August 8, 2010, the United Kingdom's tabloid 460:meet in a coffee shop in New York, June 26, 2010 365:The November 11, 2010, issue of span broadsheet 6540: 6240:, October 18, 2010. 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