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For 40 years, the former US President Donald Trump was raised as an information asset of the KGB, an intelligence agency in the former Soviet Union, and accordingly, a book was published in the United States that said that the anti-Western banner was repeatedly raised.
According to the Washington Post (WP) and the Guardian on the 29th (local time), journalist Craig Unger has been a new real estate developer since the 1980s, based on the testimony of former KGB agent Yuri Schwetz in his new book “American Comprom They revealed that they were targeting former President Trump as a potential asset.
Unger explained that Trump became a target of the Soviet Union in 1977 when he married Czech model Ivana Zelnikova, his first wife. “Trump was the perfect target for the KGB in many ways. His vanity and narcissism naturally made him a target for recruitment,” he wrote.
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Unger said there were several indications that former President Trump had been used as a channel for secret message delivery in the Soviet Union in the late 1980s. Former President Trump made numerous visits to Russia and publicly expressed opinions apart from Western public opinion that “Mikhail Gorbachev is destroying the Soviet Union,” a former Soviet politician who promoted socialist reform.
According to former agent Schvetz, Russian agents urged former President Trump to enter the political world. In an interview with the Guardian, former agent Schvetz said, “At the time, KGB agents were surprised to learn that Trump was running for presidential election.”
Former President Trump argued that Japan and Europe, allies during the campaign campaign, were exploiting the United States, and “why should the United States pay to defend a country that can afford to defend itself?” and argued that the defense cost share should be raised. did.
“It was unprecedented” for an influential person in the United States to say this, said former agent Schwetz. When former President Trump was elected in 2016, Russia welcomed it. The U.S. Progressive Action Fund estimates that the Trump election camp and the transition committee had at least 272 contacts with Russian-affiliated agents.
“It was a great disappointment,” said former agent Schvetz, who said the report of former special prosecutor Robert Muller, who investigated allegations of Russia’s intervention in the 2016 presidential election, was “a great disappointment.” There was no” he said.
Senior Trump election camp officials, including former national security adviser Michael Flynn and elections adviser George Papadopul, were convicted of lying to the prosecution about contact with Russian government officials.
President Trump’s private attorney, Michael Cohen, also pleaded guilty to perjury to the Senate committee in connection with plans to build the Trump Tower in Moscow in 2018.