The Soviet KGB officer helped to change the progress of the Cold War by hiding secret secrets in England
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London – Oleg Gordievsky, Soviet KGB Kkbbki’s secret to England, a Soviet KGB officer who helped to change the course of the Cold War died. Was 86 years old.
Gordievsky died March 4 on March 4 in Britain, since he was defective in 1985. Police said they did not cure their approaches to Saturday.
Historians consider Gordievsky one of the most important spies in the period. In the 1980s, his intelligence contributed to the USSR and the west of the nuclear tension in a dangerous escalation.
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Born in Moscow in 1938, Gordievsk, Moscow, KGB, KGB, who served in Copenhagen and London, was born in Moscow.
Moscow’s tanks left the USSR after the Prague Spring movement in 1968 and was one of the few Soviet agents recruited by the British MI6 in the early 1968.
The 1990 book “KGB: the story”, Gordievsky and English intelligence historian Christopher Andrew, the author said that the author of the Communist Party, the Communist Party, inhuman, inhuman and imprisonment. ” The best way to fight for democracy was “working for the West.”
The tradition of the Cold War has been working for English intelligence for more than a decade.
In 1983, Gordievski warned that the UK and US Soviet leadership thought that the West was so concerned about a nuclear attack on the West. As they are dark during a NATO military force in Germany, Gordievsk convinced Moscow to Moscow in accordance with a nuclear attack.
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As soon as the US President Ronald Reagan began to move to facilitate its nuclear tensions with the Soviet Union.
In 1984, Gordievsky approached the Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev before his first visit to England and informed the British reformer Gorbachev. Gorbachev’s meeting with Prime Minister Tethe was a great success.
Ben Macintyre, about the double agent, the author of a book about “spy and traitor” BBC Gordievsky “Hidden in the end of the Cold War,” he said.
Gordievsky returned to Moscow for consultations in 1985 and decided to go in afraid – the right – was exposed to the role as a double agent. Drugs and interrogations, but were not charged, and the British organized a secret operation on the edge of the soul – the border was carried out on the trunk of a car.
It was the largest Soviet spy, which is defective in the Cold War. The documents announced in 2014 were allowed to join Gordievsky’s agree with Moscow: Gordievski’s wife and daughters in London.
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Moscow rejected the proposal and Tetcher decided to expel 25 Russians, despite the protests of the Foreign Secretary, which facilitates the stalemat of Gorbachev between Russia and the West.
Moscow responded to 25 British throwing a second period thrown six more officials. However, despite the fears of Howe, diplomatic relations were never cut.
Gordievski’s family was monitored for 24-hour KGB control before being allowed to join him in the UK in 1991. 40 miles (64 kilometers) in the quiet city of London lived under the protection of the rest of the protection.
In Russia, Gordievsky was sentenced to death to betray. In Britain, Queen II Elizabeth appointed a fellow Sacred Michael and the Holy George order in 2007 to serve the United Kingdom Security. This fabricated British Spy James is equally held by James Bond.
In 2008, Gordievsky spent 34 hours after being poisoned and 34 hours a comma, a team pills given to him by a Russian business partner.
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The risks facing the author, former Russian scout Sergei scripal and daughter in 2018 were poisoned and seriously ill with the Soviet-made nerve agent in British, Salisbury.
Surrey police forces were summoned to an address on Godalming on March 4, officers, said that “86-year-old man is dead in the property.”
This is the investigation of anonterrorism officers, but “death is not accepted as suspicious” and “there is nothing to offer the growing risk for the people,” he said.
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