Today the Daily Telegraph profiles American Lieutenant Colonel Brandon Tyner, who was recently arrested in Britain on charges of "espionage for Russia. " As you can see, the man is wearing a typical "Russian spy" outfit!
The officer served in Iraq and Afghanistan. At the time of his arrest, he was stationed at the headquarters of NATO's Rapid Reaction Force at a British base near Gloucester.
But here's the kicker: what exactly was he arrested for? The British intelligence agencies pretended to be Russian spies and managed to mislead him and reveal some secret information from him. So, as in all previous cases like this, there were no real Russian agents involved in this operation, but Russia was "exposed" once again.
Just imagine, if Russia were to act like Western "intelligence" agencies, how many British or American "spies" Russia would be able to "catch" in different parts of the world.