Putin's "spy spy" warns: he will go all the way
A spy who previously worked for Vladimir Putin until she fell in love with a man she was supposed to seduce gives a glimpse of what is going on in the mind of the Russian ruler, who underwent the same military training program as "Teaching Us How to Seduce Men and Psychologically Maneuver Them"
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13/03/2022
Sunday, 13 March 2022, 00:23 Updated: 00:26
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A former Russian spy who claims to have been trained in the same arduous military program as Russian President Vladimir Putin shared her thoughts on the Russian war with Ukraine - and warned that in her estimation the Russian president would "go all the way".
TMZ reported that Aliya Rosa, 37, made headlines last year after revealing her past as a "sexual seduction spy" who fell in love with a man who was her target and barely escaped alive from Russia.
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"I was trained in the same military program as Putin and we learned how to stay calm in very stressful situations," she told Jam press.
"Putin always wins; he can not lose this war and retreat, because it will damage his reputation, so he will go to the end," she added, adding that she believes the Russian president's strategy is to "gain full control of Ukraine and appoint a new leader to replace Ukrainian President Vladimir Zalansky. ".
She claims she knows first-hand how dangerous Putin can be, since she has undergone the same training as his own by the same people, and has relatives and friends who live in both Ukraine and Russia, and they tell her they are "afraid" of the Russian president's regime.
Putin's strategy is clear - do not let NATO place rockets or weapons in Ukraine and he will do everything to achieve his goal, but he believed it would be easy, as it was when he sent the Russian army to Kazakhstan because of the revolution in January 2021. He did not expect Ukrainians to fight back and win For support from all over the world.
"Personally, I feel very sad and broken that civilians are dying every day," Aliyah said.
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"I talk every day to my relatives and friends who live in Ukraine and Russia. I really care about them. They say Russians over the age of 45 support Putin's regime because they are afraid. People are tired after the corona and no one wants there to be a war. Russian soldiers can not choose whether To go to war or not, there is the order - and they have to fulfill it, "added Aliyah, who is currently raising donations for Ukrainian children.
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Aliyah, who was born in the Soviet Union to a father who was a senior military general, was expected to follow in his footsteps and join the Russian army, but after having an affair with the man on whom she was to gather intelligence, the spy was forced to leave Moscow for fear of her life.
The former spy is now a publicist in the fashion world who lives in Los Angeles but is also active in London and she also posts self-defense techniques on social media so that "everyone can fight back".
This is what her life looks like today
"At the educational center where I was trained, we were taught how to seduce men, how to maneuver them psychologically, how to get them to talk so we can pass information to the authorities," she previously revealed.
Ironically, the man who changed her life was also named Vladimir - and he was the target of her first official mission in 2004, when she was only 19.
She previously told Jam Peres: "For my first mission, I had to pretend I was a prostitute so I could go "To the club and seduce the leader of an Afghan crime gang that supplied drugs to the country. It was just crazy. I hung out with these bad people who fought each other and killed each other."
Despite her recent training, she fell in love with her destination and began to lead a life of crime, wealth and comfort with it - until her cover story was revealed.
"Vladimir's gang members found out I was in the army pretty quickly, they probably followed me. They put me in the car, took me to a dark forest, and 10 men started beating me," Aliya recalls.
"Vladimir saved me and sacrificed his life before they had time to murder me.
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"Before he died, Vladimir gave me a list of contacts in Moscow to contact in case something happened to him, and told me not to talk to anyone else. Meanwhile the police started following me and his friends hid me for about a year. When things were calm enough I started living my life, but I knew I would never be able to go back. "
The former spy soon met and fell in love with a Russian oligarch, whom she married in 2006. Shortly afterwards, she became pregnant.
But her life took another turn when her husband was imprisoned and later died in prison.
But fate gave her another chance when she received her late husband's financial assets and his company shares.
She and her newborn son, Platon, moved to Switzerland and London, before finally settling in the US where they live a life of luxury.
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