Do Western intelligence agencies exist? By Lev Navrozov

In Soviet Russia, every resident had to have an (internal) passport, stamped by the relevant local police station, certifying thereby the passport holder’s residence at the address indicated in the passport. Children were included in their parents’ passports. To have an American spy residing in Soviet Russia outside the relevant U.S. embassy or consulate, the CIA would have to have another spy in the relevant local police station of Soviet Russia, to stamp the resident spy’s passport.

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