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by JasonADrury
104 days ago
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It's certainly not the usual "investigative report" style I'd expect with Christo on the byline. Perhaps it's an attempt at making the report less dry? I don't think it worked. The unnecessary dramatization just feels a bit off: >in the deadpan vocabulary of Russian intelligence, “legally deported.” >But now the agents had failed to deliver, and one had been arrested. It was time for Alimov to take matters into his own hands. >he had chosen the date revered by Russian spies and soldiers — Defender of the Fatherland Day — for his maiden undercover trip abroad >the “main adversary,” as Russian intelligence jargon refers to the United States |
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