Why Russia's Agents Are In Europe

Unit 29155: Russia's Secret Agents
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[atlaskaiser]

Just a 2 fitness instructors who wanted to visit the cathedral 🤣

[SomethingDangerous]

I love how the two guys look exactly like how we imagine gru agents would look

[felixkjornsberg]

It really doesn't surprise me that Russia is everywhere in Europe nowadays given how much the public is finally finding out about how the world works and all that, good video

[kv]

Checked out the sauce for 29155. Didn't know the Russians were into shouta. It was quite good for its age.

[BFaluup]

They don’t need secret agents to destabilize thing our own leaders do that.

[weatherloops]

GRU has Russian agents now i thought he only had the minions

[samaelsterner]

Here in Russia it is wiedly beleved, that those peoples exposure, as GRU agents was completley due to a terrible incompitence. They literaly took a prostitute to their hotel room night before the assasination. What also gave them out were the serial numbers of their pasports, wich differed only by the last digit and had no previous record histor in any civil data base before the same year.

[FZHELL]

The countries that send their agents all over the world
1. USA
2.BRITAIN
3.ISREAL
4.CHINA (even uses dating sites)
5.RUSSIA.

[zeeylo]

The interesting thing to think about is how almost all big countries in the world will have agents in other countries, not just russia with the GRU

[tetelestai]

SVR and FSB are branches of the old KGB (SVR was split off from KGB after the collapse of the Soviet Union, while the remaining part was renamed FSB). So, SVR+FSB = KGB. KGB is the secret police/special service, NKVD, the "sword of the Revolution, " the child of the Felix Dzerzhinsky, and ultimately a carry over from the tsar's Okhranka. KGB/NKVD are the guys who were murdering people by the millions during Stalin's purges.

GRU is different, it's military intelligence, military spetsnaz, the guys that the West didn't hear much about during the Cold War. It's been part of the Red Army and is still part of the Russian Army. KGB and GRU have hated each other for their entire history. This was by design. The Communist Party needed them to police each other so they had them in opposition.

Don't forget that Putin is the KGB man. Putin is the guy who put Andropov's (the first KGB guy who became the USSR leader but got sick and died within a year or two) vision into practice: having KGB run the whole country without constraints, without some party telling them what to do. After Putin came to power, GRU generals and military brass were sent into early retirement, assassinated, imprisoned, and got rid off in other ways. The GRU was eviscerated and almost disbanded. However, at the end Putin decided to keep it around. He put his old KGB buddies in charge and let a castrated GRU be his patsy. So, this GRU is not the same GRU we know from the Soviet times. This is by design. Putin will not allow GRU to become too professional. So, Bashirov and Petrov are indeed buffoons. They are the product of this new castrated GRU.

[bkkillafromda]

This was really interesting . Much appreciated !

[Hamsteak]

Great content, you really deserve more subs and views 👏

[tinkersmith]

What a beautiful phrasing 😂
"The unit is focused mainly on
Liquidations, Foreign assassinations
and the destabilization of European nations"

[slavachageyev]

Novichok is also made by many western states. Just because it was invented by the USSR doesn’t mean it was Russia who used it. Could easily be a false flag

[GeekusKhaniCAs]

This and a number of your other videos should have a part 2 or a follow up. You do great work! Some longer and more in depth videos similar to Cold Fusion TV would also be much appreciatrd🤞🏼👍🏼

[PriKoljan]

It’s probably their mistakes rather than the message. Although they don’t care too much if they get exposed as they believe in power and protection of their own structure.

[striveknight]

I always never understand why Russia can't just make a new poison not Novachuk who they are known for.

[conorlohman]

Very interesting. Thanks for making videos

[jeffreyokun]

If you had any personal experience of the soviet system or Russia, you would quickly understand the absolute disregard for anything, including getting caught by being sloppy. It is not a carefully crafted message, it is them having a typical mentality that is pervasive there that western people would call unprofessionalism. Its the same mentality that exists when fixing lada tires with tape, or flying an aeroflot being drunk. The blunders we are seeing in Ukraine are not accidents, they are part of the systemic mentality and unprofessionalism that exists.

[captainnowitzki]

Because Europe's border is the Urals, that makes Moscow part of Europe.