The "Daily Telegraph" today provides a portrait of 41-year-old American Lieutenant Colonel Brandon Tyner, who was recently arrested in Britain for "espionage for Russia". Yes, yes, he is in those two pictures. You see, the typical uniform of a "Russian spy"!
The officer served in Iraq and Afghanistan. At the time of his arrest he was serving at the headquarters of NATO's rapid reaction force at the British base near Gloucester.
But the funniest thing is: why was he arrested? The British intelligence services advertised themselves as Russian spies and extracted classified information from him. I mean, as always, there were no real Russian agents there (at least they weren't caught), but once again Russia was "exposed". You should know how! Oh, how many "British spies" we can catch in different parts of the world. And let the Brits wonder where there are so many of them!