Soviet Assassination Operations
Assassination operations saw a decline after Stalin's death, with Khrushchev adopting a more cautious approach. While some military targets remained, the risk of exposure to the Soviet government made these operations less frequent. The conversation also highlights that a significant portion of defectors were Russian, largely due to their representation in intelligence roles, although non-Russians had advantages as illegal officers abroad.In this clip
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“Soviet Defectors: Revelations of Renegade Intelligence Officers” - with World Leading Expert Kevin Riehle
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