The last issue of the Official Printed Magazine of the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) of Russia, Razvedchik – which translates as “Intelligence Officer” or “Spy” -, includes encoded messages of alleged SVR agents with names such as “Díaz”, “John”, “Stone”, “Marath” and “Frank”, as reported by the media .
“Díaz”, parked in Damascus, the capital of Syria, warns Moscow that: “According to recent reports, after the overthrow of President Bashar al-Assad, the MI6 and the CIA ordered the field commanders of the ISIS under their control to carry out a series of attacks against Russian military bases. Drones were provided to the terrorists for this dirty work.”
From Brussels, “John” alerts Moscow about a NATO campaign aimed at undermining Ukrainian president, Volodimir Zelenski: “They plan to disseminate information that Zelenski and his team personally embezzled 1.5 billion dollars for the purchase of ammunition.”
In kyiv, “Marath” warns of possible Ukrainian terrorist attacks in Europe. Meanwhile, in Tiflis, “Frank” informs about the increase in European subversion in Georgia. “None of the alleged agents offer verifiable evidence of their statements, and phrases such as ‘according to the available data’ and ‘based on the available information’ are the most specific,” added the same medium.
This one has explained below that the column The SVR is authorized to declare appeared for the first time in the magazine Razvedchik A year and a half ago, and are inspired by the MGB cables (the State Security Ministry, name of the Soviet state security apparatus).
Thus, the so -called “secret” offices are adorned with all typical brands: “SVR of Russia”, “Secret”, “Copy No. 1”, “Prohibited the copy”, along with dates, names in the code of the agents, a seal of “declassified” and references to the “Comrade Sergeyev”, the alleged recipient. “All this has the clear purpose of convincing readers of the authenticity of the information presented,” says the same medium. These so -called “offices” usually reflect the Russian state propaganda with an impressive speed
In statements a The Insidera former SVR officer explained why these telegrams could not be real. “First, if this were an initial genuine report of a resident agent, I should not mention any data. However, here we see a telegram number, the time of reception in the headquarters and a reference to a certain comrade Sergeyev; all of which is strictly prohibited. In fact, where is the time mark that indicates when the encryption employee of the” forest ” [sede del SVR en Yasenevo, Moscú] He received it and deciphered it? “He said.
“Secondly, our special offices are rarely signed with foreign names such as ‘John’, ‘Frank’ or ‘Stone’. That only creates confusion. Normally, operational ones such as ‘Ivanov’, ‘Petrov’ or ‘Sidorov’ are used.
He then noted that “our residents never use phrases such as ‘Anglo -Saxon’ or ‘Dirty Game’. The appropriate reports contain forceful data, figures, a concise summary of events, forecasts and evaluations. What we see here looks more like a editorial of Pravda of the Soviet era, “he said.
And he concluded uncontrolled: “Finally, there is no return date for the document, or space designated for notes or approvals of the superiors, both crucial. I read all these creations in the magazine and, frankly, gives the feeling that all these telegrams were written by the same person.”
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