Russia names CIA’s Moscow station chief after capture of alleged U.S. spy

18 May 2013

“Russia’s Federal Security Bureau has breached protocol to name the man they say is in charge of the CIA’s work in Moscow.

A spokesman for the bureau named the CIA’s ‘rezident’ while speaking to Russian media about the capture of alleged spy Ryan Fogle.”

Source:Russia names CIA’s Moscow station chief after capture of alleged U.S. spy | Mail Online

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