Spy Games: CIA and The War In Ukraine
Elizabeth P DoveCIA and The War In Ukraine
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10/18/2022 Updates to Spy Games
I understand that this substack is probably going to be a living document as I uncover more and more information. What I mean is, I am going through and logging PDFs from the CIA Reading Room as I am writing this. As relevant information is...
Operation Aerodynamic/Project Aerodynamic
Both Swan and Nikolai Lebed were immigrated by the CIA into the United States by 1949. Revolutionary leaders tend to make new friends and even more enemies. It was feared that Lebed would be assassinated by former colleagues.
Swan wa...
Enter the US Intelligence Agencies
Somewhere between 1941 and 1943, OUN(M) and OUN(B), looking to change their image and distance themselves from each other, rebranded.
OUN(M) became the Ukrainian People's Revolutionary Army. OUN(B) became the Ukrainian Insurgent Army...
What is OUN(B)?
I know. There are a lot of names and acronyms in this. And if you are like me, you probably have never heard of OUN(B) before all this.
Simply put the OUN was a "right-wing revolutionary organization that continued to rely on the terrorist...
The People Behind Codename Cartel
In 1945 before the fall of Nazi Germany and looking to escape the inevitable, certain individuals started offering their services to the USA.
NOTE: If you read the substack on PrussiaGate, this will further make sense to you.
Three indivi...
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