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Russian spies' kids learned their nationality on flight to Moscow, and had no idea who Putin was, Kremlin reveals
Artem and Anna Dultsev were undercover intelligence officers commonly known as "illegals." They were posing as Argentine expats when they were arrested in Slovenia.
Children of spies only discovered they were Russian on the plane to Moscow, Kremlin says
Their parents posed as Argentinian citizens, and Vladimir Putin greeted the children in Spanish. According to the Kremlin, they did not speak Russian nor did they know who Putin was.
Kremlin says children of freed sleeper agents learned they were Russians on flight to Moscow
A family of Russian sleeper agents flown to Moscow in the biggest East-West prisoner swap since the Cold War were so deep undercover that the children found out they were Russians only after the flight took off,
Kremlin says an FSB agent and deep-cover Russian 'sleeper' agents among those returned in swap
The Kremlin said on Friday that Vadim Krasikov, a hitman returned by Germany in the biggest East-West prisoner swap since the Cold War, was an employee of Russia's FSB security service and had served in Alpha Group,
Children of spies only discovered they were Russian on the plane to Moscow, Kremlin says
Their children attended an international school in Ljubljana and, according to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, were only told on the plane to Moscow that they were Russian. “Before that ...
Children returned to Russia had no idea parents were spies, Kremlin says
Anna and Artem Dultsev, spies posing as Argentine ex-pats living in Slovenia, were returned to Russia with their children, ages 8 and 11, who do not speak Russian.
Children Of Freed Russian Agents Learn True Identities On Way To Moscow, Greeted By Putin In Spanish
The children of deep cover Russian spy intelligence unit agents, who were among the detainees released as part of the biggest East-West prisoner swap since the cold war, only discovered their actual nationality after their flight took off for Moscow,
Russian spies' kids learn true identities on plane to Moscow, greeted by Putin in Spanish: ‘Buenas noches’
The Russian sleeper agents, who operated under the aliases Ludwig Gisch and Maria Rosa Mayer Muños, had lived in Slovenia since 2017 posing as Argentine expats.
Putin greeted children of freed sleeper agents in Spanish after they discovered they were Russian on the flight to Moscow, Kremlin says
The children only learned they were Russian after they boarded the Moscow-bound plane in Ankara, a Kremlin spokesperson said.
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Putin greeted children of freed sleeper agents in Spanish as they had only discovered they were Russian on the flight to Moscow, Kremlin says
Putin greeted the children of Russian sleeper agents in Spanish as they landed in Moscow as part of a prisoner exchange. The children had only just learned they were Russian on the flight, a ...
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Putin greeted children of freed sleeper agents in Spanish as they had only discovered they were Russian on the flight to Moscow, Kremlin says
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