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[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

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Spyware The loudest Russian espionage scandal in the United States looks the most unconvincing and most unnecessary FBI agents are trying to prove that they took the track of Russian spies In Russian-American relations there was a scandal. The FBI arrested 11 people on charges of spying for Russia. The secret service is confident that they are all conspiracy officers of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service. Meanwhile, Kommersant’s US Department of Justice yesterday, in fact, refuted the counterintelligence version, saying that they “have no reason to believe that any of the suspects received or transmitted secret information.” But Russian and American experts are confident that in this case, the departmental interests of the FBI prevailed over the state. The reaction to the scandal of political circles of both countries testifies: neither the Kremlin nor the White House want this scandal to turn into a big quarrel. The US Justice Ministry announced the detention of 11 people on charges of espionage in favor of the Russian Federation on Monday (in Moscow it was already after midnight). The FBI carried out their arrests in several American cities at once last Sunday - two days after the completion of the visit of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to the United States. In the documents submitted to the court the very next day, the names of the majority of the accused are enclosed in quotation marks, since, according to the FBI, they all used false passports, trying to "legalize on the instructions of the Foreign Intelligence Service in the United States." Anna Chapman, Vicki Pelaez and Juan Lazaro were arrested in New York. Richard and Cynthia Murphy - in the town of Montclair in the state of New Jersey. Michael Zottoli, Patricia Mills and Mikhail Semenko are in the Washington suburb of Arlington, where Dmitry Medvedev and Barack Obama have recently enjoyed burgers. Donald Howard Hisfield and Tracy Lee Ann Foley were arrested in their Cambridge apartment near Boston. Finally, another accused, Christopher Metsos, was detained in Cyprus, but immediately released on bail pending a court decision. In addition to Anna Chapman, Mikhail Semenko and Christopher Metsos, in all other cases, charges were brought against married couples. They are suspected of "conspiring to act as agents of a foreign government." Everyone except Murphy’s spouse has been charged with “conspiracy to launder money,” which faces a sentence of up to 20 years. According to FBI documents handed over to the court, all the defendants were instructed to "be extremely Americanized" in order to gain access to documents from the US administration, as well as "establish contacts with planning and political decision-making centers." The suspects have been monitored since 2000, and during this time counterintelligence officers have collected several hundred volumes that make up the criminal case. According to US intelligence, Russian foreign intelligence was interested in a wide range of issues - from the US position on disarmament negotiations to Iran’s nuclear program and rumors of a change in the head of the CIA. "Try to find out the views of the American delegation and the goals that Obama sets for himself during the summit in July, and what arguments his team intends to use in order to persuade Russia to cooperate in the interests of the United States," one of the messages received agents on the eve of last year’s visit of the US president to Moscow. According to the FBI, all those arrested underwent an intensive training course, including teaching foreign languages, developing communication methods, methods of avoiding outdoor surveillance, using ciphers, invisible ink and hiding places. A group detained in a district of New York, according to counterintelligence, sometimes used the "Morse code." Everyone else preferred a more modern technique: secret codes were recorded in computer images and openly posted on public Internet sites or sent by e-mail. On the computers seized in the house of Donald Hisfield, FBI agents found reports on the expenses of exposed agents: "Received from the Center $ 64,500. Revenue $ 13,940. Costs: rent $ 8500, utilities $ 142, phone $ 160, car lease payments $ 2180, gasoline $ 820, education $ 3600, expenses in France $ 1000, medical services $ 139, $ 700 spent on lawyers, $ 1230 on food and gifts, $ 460 on email and computer supplies, $ 4900 on business, $ 1125 meeting trip (so in the original. - “Kommersant”) " As follows from the documents of the prosecution, the "Center" more than once reminded illegal immigrants about the reason for which they were sent abroad. “You were sent to the United States on a long business trip,” the encrypted message says. “Your education, bank accounts, a car, a house - all this exists for one purpose: to fulfill the main task. Find and establish contacts in political circles and report about it to the Center. " From the materials prepared by the FBI, one can judge when the accused attracted the attention of special services. The surveillance of Anna Chapman, for example, was established only six months ago. From January to June 2010, external observation recorded at least ten cases of information exchange between her and the person appearing in the investigation documents as "an employee of Russian government structures No. 1". The FBI believes that he is the third secretary of the Russian mission to the UN. True, who exactly kept in touch with agents is not specified, but meanwhile, a dozen people are the third secretaries in the Russian representation at the UN. Data was transmitted using a computer: in all cases, Chapman entered the cafe, turned on the laptop, and after a while a minibus with numbers of the Russian diplomatic mission passed by. According to the FBI, a special module was installed in the computers of all suspects, which allows you to quickly establish communication over the local network. Agent curators provided them with money in person. So, on June 6, 2009, surveillance cameras at the North White Planes railway station recorded a meeting between Murphy and a man named in the documents "an employee of Russian government structures No. 3". They met on the stairs, the agent opened his backpack for a second, and a passing one cleverly shoved a heavy plastic bag into it. A few months later, Murphy transferred part of the received money to Zottoli. As follows from the intercepted by the FBI radiogram, the parties had to exchange the following phrases: "Excuse me, but we did not meet in Bangkok last April?" “I don’t know about April, but I was in Thailand in May of that year.” At least two of the suspects, as follows from the materials of the case, were detained after the FBI agents, who introduced themselves as employees of the Russian Embassy, came into contact with them - the spies made contact and even agreed to leave the required information in a cache, the location of which was indicated by the FBI agents . Meanwhile, behind all the detective stories colorfully described by the FBI, the main thing remains unclear - did the suspects manage to inflict any serious damage on the US security. Unlike the vast majority of Russian spy scandals of the past 15 years (see the reference), in this case, the FBI documents mention only a few episodes that can be considered with a stretch worthy of attention. Among them were the transfer in the fall of 2009 of Cynthia Murphy of information on the situation in the world gold market, Lazaro’s contacts with an unnamed influential New York financier and the meeting of one of the suspects with a "scientist related to the development of bombs designed to destroy bunkers." However, on Monday, federal judges in New York, Virginia and Massachusetts refused to release the suspects on bail. Their fate will be determined by the court, which will begin in the Southern District of New York on July 1. However, the FBI version of the exposure of the spy network has actually been denied by the US Justice Department. His representative, Dean Boyd, told Kommersant that “the court did not charge with espionage because this term refers to an attempt to transfer classified materials to a third party or state, and we had no reason to believe that any of the suspects received or transmitted secret information. " Thus, the effect of the high-profile espionage scandal almost immediately turned out to be blurred by the nature of the charges against the detainees. This is also noted by experts pointing to the interdepartmental interests of US intelligence. “It’s obvious to me that operational considerations at the FBI got the better of thinking about the fate of the Russian-American reset,” Harvey Claire, professor at Emory University, author of Spies: The Rise and Rise of the KGB in America, told Kommersant. The head of the Carnegie Moscow Center, Dmitry Trenin, believes that several groups could provoke the scandal. Firstly, "those American politicians who believe that Barack Obama has come too close to the Russians and acts in their favor." And secondly, the special services themselves, which, after a series of major failures, which eventually led to the resignation of the head of the national intelligence service Dennis Blair last month, decided to demonstrate official zeal. "After the terrorist attack on Times Square, the FBI must prove its worth," Mr Trenin told Kommersant. He considered the accusations against the detainees not too convincing: “If there had been real crime or espionage, they would have been immediately voiced. But the FBI has been following this group for many years, and did not present evidence of espionage. What we heard is as if a person arrested on murder charges would end up being tried for parking in the wrong place. " It is noteworthy that both Russian and American officials are extremely restrained in commenting on the incident. "They didn’t explain what we were talking about. I hope they will explain. The moment when this was done was chosen with special grace," said Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, who was in Jerusalem yesterday. And in the late afternoon, Foreign Ministry spokesman Igor Lyakin-Frolov confirmed that the detainees were Russian citizens who at different times found themselves in the United States, and that they had not committed any actions against the interests of the United States. At the same time, Moscow was not immediately inclined to see the secret intrigues of the White House behind the scandal. "The degree of confidence in the relations that have been established between Obama and Medvedev is such that if the US president knew about the upcoming operation during the visit of his Russian counterpart, he would have informed him," a senior Kommersant source in the diplomatic circles of the Russian Federation assured. - And if he didn’t do it - that means he learned about the operation at the last moment. " Such a restrained reaction suggests that Moscow would like to hush up the scandal as soon as possible. This was confirmed by the interlocutor of Kommersant, who admitted that "all eloquent speakers were given an unspoken directive - not to comment on the incident." And, apparently, it is being faithfully executed. In any case, presidential aide Sergei Prikhodko, presidential spokesman Natalya Timakova and even the head of the State Duma’s foreign affairs committee, Konstantin Kosachev, flatly refused to comment on Kommersant’s spy scandal. The American side did likewise. Yesterday, at the request of journalists to speak on this subject, Barack Obama succinctly answered: "Thank you." It was not possible to get a more detailed answer from the US president. And only US Under Secretary of State Philip Gordon said: we are committed to continuing the development of relations with Russia and suggest that we consider espionage scandal in this context. Kirill Belyaninov, New York; Vladimir Soloviev [DLMURL] https://www.kommersant.ru/ [/ DLMURL]

 

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Who are the special services against? Vladimir Lukin, Commissioner for Human Rights, in 1992-1993, Russia's Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador to the United States: - Everyone serves his own. These are ordinary things, when I was an ambassador, such stories also happened. There is no direct connection between Medvedev’s visit and this scandal. Here the domestic political struggle in the USA is not ruled out. In any case, this scandal will not affect relations between our countries. Relations spoil only when countries want to spoil relations and are looking for an excuse. Now the situation is different. Vitaly Margelov, in 1997-2003, Deputy Director of the Foreign Intelligence Service of the Russian Federation: - Against a reboot in our relations. It has just begun, and the secret services need to do something to spoil the effect. Someone really does not like Obama's course, here hawks and muddy the water. Russia needs to be very calm about this. Moreover, the Americans are weaving traits in this matter - some illegal immigrants, money laundering. What collection of information from the White House can we talk about? What is there to collect? It’s funny. The conflict must be resolved at the political level, without interfering with the special services. Mikhail Lyubimov, writer, former officer of PSU KGB: - Not against, but on himself. The American special services have not caught spies for a long time, but intelligence must be reminded of itself in order to receive financing. In addition, intelligence agencies often act against the will of the president. US intelligence agencies have always been closer to the Republicans, and Obama from another camp. Russia does not need to respond to this scandal. When the documents are presented, and this is unlikely to happen, since the Americans still haven’t slaughtered anything and only talk about money laundering, then you can react. Ariel Cohen, Leading Expert of the Heritage Foundation (Washington): - Against an illegal network of people whom counterintelligence considers agents. The arrests were most likely delayed until Medvedev left. The investigation was ongoing in 2004-2005, and it was thoroughly conducted. Judging by the published information, the collection of materials was strange. The alleged scouts were not in high positions and did not learn anything particularly valuable. And why did it take years to spend money on collecting information that could be taken from newspapers? It all looks like a bad parody of a 1970s Le Carré novel. This story will negatively affect Russian-American relations. Medvedev and Obama triumphed in rebooting by eating chips from the same plate. But Obama could not have known that a revelation was being prepared, and Medvedev knew that the spy network was working. Dmitry Rogozin, Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to NATO: - This is a blow to the American president. A month ago, I was in the USA and I felt an extremely keen attitude of the establishment towards the president. The USA cannot solve its terrible problems - oil spill, crisis, scandals on the stock exchange. Obama has real breakthroughs in foreign policy, apparently, not everyone likes it. Therefore, the scandal is a consequence of the internal struggle. No wonder it arose when the dust from the Russian side N 1 on the runway had not settled yet. Viktor Komplektov, in 1991-1992, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the USSR to the United States: - One thing is clear - there are people in America who want to harm us. This is an unpleasant story, because the incident was greatly inflated, the Americans had the opportunity to hush everything up, but they went on aggravation. I do not presume to judge whether this will affect relations between our countries, while there are too many ambiguities. [DLMURL] https://www.kommersant.ru/ [/ DLMURL]

 

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Russian FBI disclosures: 1994-2009 The first Russian spy exposed in the United States after the collapse of the USSR was CIA officer Aldrich Ames, who was arrested on February 21, 1994. He received a life sentence, his wife - 5 years. According to media reports, since 1985, he uncovered 25 CIA agents for $ 4.6 million. In February 1996, an employee of the National Security Agency (NSA) Robert Lipka was arrested. He admitted to collaborating with the USSR in the 1960s and was sentenced to 18 years. In April 1996, Navy school instructor Kurt Lessentien was caught trying to establish contacts with the Russian Embassy. Sentenced to 27 years. In November 1996, CIA officer Harold Nicholson was detained. For the disclosure of the SVR agent network, he received 23 years. In December 1996, FBI officer Earl Edwin Pitts was exposed, who reported on American plans for Soviet intelligence in 1982-1992. Sentenced to 27 years. In October 1997, a group of agents was discovered, which included the Pentagon legal adviser Teresa Squillacout (sentenced to 21 years old), her husband, union activist Kurt Strand (17.5 years old) and private detective James Clark (12 years old). In October 1998, David Boone, a former NSA intelligence analyst, was lured out of Germany and arrested. At one time, he received $ 60 thousand from Moscow, and 24 years from American justice. In November 1999, Navy foreman Daniel King, who was seconded to the NSA, was detained. Suspicions in the transfer of SVR data on wiretapping of Russian submarine communication cables have not been proven. In June 2000, retired military intelligence colonel George Trofimoff was arrested and later sentenced to life imprisonment. Since 1969, he has given Moscow 50,000 pages of classified information. He became the most senior US military convicted of espionage. On February 20, 2001, FBI officer Robert Philip Hanssen was detained. He worked for Moscow for 15 years, betraying a number of agents. Got a life sentence. Soon, the United States expelled 49 Russians from the country, Moscow responded with symmetrical measures. In January 2009, Nathaniel Nicholson, the son of Harold Nicholson serving time for espionage, was arrested. According to investigators, he gave SVR information about the details of exposing his father and received $ 35,000 for him as a kind of pension. [DLMURL] https://www.kommersant.ru/ [/ DLMURL]

 

[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

Re: Spyware Thank you!

 

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The West accused Russia of unleashing a cyber war Russia has a reputation as the number two threat to the Network. This reputation is maintained in itself: the “Russian trace” is found even in those cybercrimes where it does not exist. Less attention is being paid to hackers and hackers - loners, more and more - to the cyber war being waged (according to Western media) by Russia. The Russian hacker is a stereotypical character, a defendant in Western editorials and films. At the disposal of the Ruformer was a Powerscourt study that examined how Russia is portrayed in foreign media in connection with various cyber conflicts and cybercrimes. Powerscourt conditionally divided publications about cyber conflicts involving Russia and Russians into two directions. The first - geopolitical - is associated with attacks on various sites made "in the interests of Russia" - for example, with DDOS attacks on Georgian or Estonian sites. The second is connected with the “successes” of individual hackers - for example, Vasily Gorshkov and Alexei Ivanov (2000). The latest examples of such “successes” include Citibank hacking and theft of 1.5 million Facebook accounts. Dynamics of publications on geopolitical cyber crimes and main geopolitical topics (illustration from the study) As you can see, the main driver of the opinion of the Western public about Russia as a breeding ground for cyber crime is verbal confrontation with the West and the countries of the former USSR, which has become part of the rhetoric of the former president. Against the backdrop of the political struggle, many Western media, including the leading ones, published articles in which individual representatives of Russia were accused of attacks on the websites of Georgia, Estonia, and Ukraine. This was partly facilitated by the fact that members of some socio-political organizations did not deny their involvement in this cyber war. By the end of the first decade of the century, “cyber warfare” on the part of Russia overshadowed the importance of the threat on the part of Russian hackers. Changes in the content of publications on Russia The percentage of publications on cybercrime on the part of Russia of the total number of articles that spoke about computer crimes and threats has changed over the past decade, but it has not been possible to identify any unidirectional trends in these changes. We can note fluctuations in this share from year to year. Change in the share of publications about Russian hackers Change in the absolute number of publications about Russian hackers (illustration from the study) Since the trend cannot be distinguished from the change in the share, and the absolute number of publications grew, it can be argued that this increase is associated either with an increase in the total number of cybercrimes maintaining a relative level of cybercrime in Russia, or with an increase in media interest in this topic. Russia lost the title of chief cyber enemy of the West in 2007, losing the palm to China. China is the main source of threats The increase in the number of references to Russia in materials about cybercrime is associated with several phenomena. First, the West drew attention to Russian spammers, who until recently were invisible in the scale of general spam on the Web. One of the most famous Russian spammers is Glavmed, a partner pharmaceutical company. Secondly, US President Barack Obama drew attention to cybersecurity - this could cause a sharp increase in the number of publications, for which there was no real change in the situation. Thirdly, its reputation begins to play against Russia. Long dividing the first and second place according to the attention of Western media with Chinese colleagues, domestic hackers earned a certain reputation. Now, even when there is no direct evidence of Russian participation, it is still suspected. For example, the “climategate” (the scandal with the opening of the correspondence of “scientists” involved in global warming) has no evidence of any connection with Russia or China. However, the media immediately found traces of both states: the Huffington Post chose to blame China, Times Online - Russia. In general, we can say that over the past decade, Russia's reputation in terms of cybercrime has not deteriorated. However, unfortunately, it stabilized - and stabilized in not too good condition. However, “enemy number 1” was obviously China. The position of “enemy number 2,” however, is not much better.

 

[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

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Americans found a Russian spy in the Microsoft office

Americans found Russian spy in Microsoft office

On Tuesday, July 13, American authorities decided to deport a Russian citizen, 23-year-old Alexei Karetnikov. The reason for the Ministry of National Security called a violation of immigration law. Karetnikov agreed to leave the country voluntarily under the threat of prosecution.

According to representatives of federal authorities, Karetnikov has lived near Seattle since he arrived in the United States in October 2009. He was found at the address in Redmond, a city known primarily for the headquarters of one of the leading software manufacturers, Microsoft Corporation. As it turned out, Karetnikov worked at Microsoft at the starting position of a software tester for less than a year. The head office of the company did not provide additional information and did not report what was its responsibility.

The current employer of Karetnikov, in addition to Microsoft, is the Romanian IT company Neobit, in which he holds the position of senior developer. At Microsoft, Karetnikov works in the SDET position. In 2004, he graduated from Physics and Mathematics School No. 30, and in 2009, from St. Petersburg State Polytechnic University.

The Russian representative office of Microsoft confirmed that Karetnikov worked at the company in Redmond as a software tester at the starting position for 9 months. “Karetnikov has nothing to do with Microsoft in Russia. He has never been an employee of the Russian office of Microsoft. And we do not search for the company's European or American offices,” added a Microsoft representative in Russia.

Despite the fact that the official reason for the deportation was a violation of immigration law, the Wall Street Journal had previously published an article stating that the FBI was investigating the circumstances of a certain 23-year-old Russian citizen in the United States who was not named. His visa was canceled on June 26.

It is assumed that Karetnikov is the twelfth Russian spy in addition to the ten who have already been detained in the United States, and one who worked in Cyprus. No charges were brought against espionage against the Russian citizen, since the investigation does not have evidence of his involvement in illegal activities.

Recall spy scandal erupted in late June, when ten people were detained in the United States on suspicion. Initially, the word "espionage" did not appear in the investigation documents, but the media and official authorities immediately dubbed the scandal spyware, and detainees - spies. Russia and the United States seemed to put an end to the “espionage” scandal last Friday, exchanging four Russians convicted of espionage and pardoned by President Dmitry Medvedev for ten Russian citizens.
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[Матушкин Андрей Николаевич]

Re: Americans found in the Microsoft office a Russian spy

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Agent du KGB?

Le FBI américain soupçonne Bobby Fisher et sa mère de travailler pour le renseignement soviétique

Récemment déclassifié de nouveaux documents du soi-disant «dossier Fisher». Ils confirment les informations sensationnelles qui ont été publiées pour la première fois par le journal américain Philadelphia Incuirer. Il ressort des nombreux rapports des agents: c'est lors d'une visite en URSS en 1958 que Fisher, comme le croyait le FBI, pouvait être recruté par le KGB. Ceci, comme indiqué dans le document d'archives: "a été promu par sa mère Regina Fisher, qui a travaillé pour la Loubianka pendant de nombreuses années".
Le colonel à la retraite Semen Moiseevich Lazarev avait soigneusement caché sa connaissance de la mère du célèbre génie des échecs. Et à toutes les demandes du chroniqueur de AN de partager des souvenirs des détails du recrutement de Regina, il a seulement plaisanté:
- Combien d'années à partager: quinze ou un quart?
Mais, après avoir appris la déclassification de 750 pages des archives du FBI dédiées à la famille Fisher, il a décidé de dire quelque chose.
Chasseur de secrets
Selon le vieux colonel (Semyon Moiseevich bien après quatre-vingt), Regina Vender était une fille unique. Elle connaissait 8 langues. Pour l'intelligence - un vrai trésor! Son fils Bobby a hérité des capacités linguistiques exceptionnelles de sa mère et a appris 5 langues.
"Pourquoi Robert Fisher était-il si intelligent?" - Semyon Moiseevich aimait en demander plus, mais cette fois il a lui-même répondu: - Les gènes parents.
En effet, selon les données déclassifiées du FBI, le père de Bobby n'était pas Hans-Gerhard Fischer, un biophysicien allemand que Regina a épousé à Moscou en 1933 (ils ont divorcé en 1945), et son ami, professeur de mathématiques hongrois, Paul Nemeni. Soit dit en passant, le futur lauréat du prix Nobel et l'un des participants à la création de la bombe atomique. Est-ce sur les instructions du renseignement soviétique Regina qu'elle a commencé une romance avec un mathématicien secret du projet Manhattan?
Le colonel Lazarev a refusé de répondre à cette question, se référant à un abonnement sur la non-divulgation de secrets d'État. Et à propos du FBI a déclaré:
- Personne ne tenait de bougie. Mais les juifs ont raison lorsqu'ils déterminent leur nationalité par mère. Père est toujours douteux.
Apparemment, Regina n'était pas un officier du renseignement soviétique régulier. Elle est diplômée en URSS non pas d'une école de renseignement, mais du 1er Institut médical de Moscou. Réfutant le FBI, le colonel Lazarev affirme qu'elle n'était pas membre du personnel de renseignement. Au moins, je n'ai pas reçu d'argent de Loubianka. L'URSS a peut-être aidé par des considérations idéologiques. Donc, à cette époque, beaucoup l'ont fait.
Regina vivait très mal. Les archives du FBI ont une lettre datée de 1952 (Bobby avait alors 9 ans) dans laquelle elle se plaint à son amie qu'elle n'a pas d'argent pour réparer les chaussures de son fils.
Maman a travaillé sans relâche, confiant l'éducation du fils de sa fille aînée Joan. Afin d'occuper en quelque sorte son frère, elle lui a donné des échecs en carton. C'est devenu la passion de Robert.
Selon la version officielle, c'est à cause des échecs que le fier adolescent s'est disputé avec sa mère, et elle a quitté son fils. "Je suis reconnaissante à ma mère de m'avoir quittée", a déclaré Bobby, "elle m'a toujours gardé dans des gants noirs, mais je n'aime pas ça."
Cependant, une nouvelle version de cet écart est maintenant apparue. Les agents du FBI rapportent que la mère et le fils continuent d'entretenir une relation plutôt chaleureuse. Et leur querelle publique et leur rupture étaient imaginaires, menées sur les instructions des services de renseignement soviétiques. Sur Lubyanka, disent-ils, ils savaient qu'après avoir émigré aux États-Unis, Regina Fisher était sous le capot du contre-espionnage américain. Les Chekists auraient voulu détourner les soupçons de Robert.
De la dernière interview
Fisher était extrêmement réticent à accorder des interviews aux journalistes. Mais peu de temps avant sa mort, il a répondu par téléphone aux questions d'un journaliste d'un journal russe. Et la dernière fois qu'il est apparu à l'antenne sur la station islandaise le 27 janvier 2002.
Quelqu'un du public de la station de radio a posé une question à l'arrière-grand-maître: qui est le plus grand des grands - lui ou Garry Kasparov. «Comment pouvez-vous me comparer avec cet arnaqueur? Je ne veux pas l'appeler. Ni de nom, ni simplement Kasparov n'est qu'un criminel! Je sais que maintenant il essaie de faire de la politique, il va contre le président Poutine. Pour moi, la campagne de Kasparov contre le président Poutine est une bonne occasion pour exprimer son approbation et son plein soutien au président Poutine. Kasparov est la personnification du mal. Si vous le testez avec un détecteur de mensonge, assurez-vous qu'il est un menteur! »
Roi scandaleux
Bobby a-t-il été recruté à Moscou à l'été 1958? Le FBI dit oui. Par exemple, pour un gars de quinze ans, des «Russes insidieux» ont glissé un traducteur de vingt-cinq ans, et elle l'a attiré dans un «piège à miel». À travers le lit et recruté. En entendant cela, le colonel Lazarev a ri:
- Oui, à cette époque, il ne regardait pas du tout les filles. Et la traductrice n'était appréciée que parce qu'elle avait, selon Bobby, un cadeau inestimable: elle savait donner un tapis à un roi seul avec un cheval et un éléphant. Soit dit en passant, elle avait le premier rang aux échecs.
Grâce aux lettres de sa mère en Union soviétique, ils savaient quelque chose sur un jeune génie des échecs. Par exemple, un adolescent a répondu à propos des enseignants comme suit: «Il n'y a rien à apprendre à l'école. Les enseignants sont stupides. Les femmes ne devraient pas être enseignantes. À mon école, seul un professeur d'éducation physique n'était pas stupide - il jouait bien aux échecs. »
Et voici un extrait d'une autre lettre dans laquelle la mère décrit Robert:
«Le fils porte de simples vestes de sport et ne reconnaît pas les costumes et les cravates. Ne fume pas, ne boit pas et ne rencontre pas de filles. Je ne peux pas danser. Il aime la natation, le tennis, le ski, le patin à glace. »
Bobby n'était pas gourmand, comme beaucoup le pensaient. Et l'argent de l'intelligence soviétique ne serait guère flatté. En effet, grâce aux demandes de Fisher, la taille de la cagnotte du match pour le Championnat du monde d'échecs a augmenté. Robert lui-même a déclaré: «Je ferai en sorte que les échecs soient traités avec autant de respect que la boxe. Peu importe combien Mohammed Ali demande pour sa prochaine représentation, j'en exigerai plus. »
Il semble que le champion d'échecs n'était pas un espion ordinaire. Il n'avait pas besoin d'argent. Les James Bond Laurels n'ont jamais attiré de roi d'échecs. Et l'intelligence soviétique ne pouvait l'utiliser que «dans le noir»: comme agent d'influence.
Le célèbre joueur d'échecs pourrait influencer l'opinion publique. Par exemple, dans les rapports déclassifiés des employés du FBI, les déclarations anti-américaines de Fisher ont été notées, en particulier son attitude fortement négative envers la guerre du Vietnam. L'activité pacifiste du joueur d'échecs, selon la direction du FBI, a nui au prestige américain et était entre les mains du Kremlin.
La patience des services de renseignement américains a été dépassée par l'ignorance publique de Fisher du boycott américain de la Yougoslavie. D'après les documents déclassifiés du FBI, on sait que les Russes auraient persuadé le banquier local Ezdimir Vasilevich d'allouer d'énormes sommes d'argent à son agent. 5 millions de dollars ont été mis en jeu (3,35 millions pour le vainqueur et 1,65 million pour le perdant). Et il est clair qui a remporté le prix.
Mais le plus grand scandale a provoqué une déclaration de Bobby Fisher après l'attentat du 11 septembre. Il a ensuite appelé la radio philippine Radio Bombo et s'est dit ravi de l'opération menée par des terroristes. Le dialogue suivant a eu lieu en direct:
"Pourquoi avez-vous approuvé les attaques terroristes contre l'Amérique?"
«Les États-Unis et Israël sont des massacres en Palestine depuis plusieurs décennies.» Aux États-Unis, personne n'a versé de larmes à ce sujet. Récemment, les Américains ont tué 1 500 personnes à Falloujah, en Irak. Et ils tuent des gens encore et encore. Aux États-Unis, ils parlent de la tragédie du 11 septembre, mais personne ne parle d'Hiroshima et de Nagasaki. Beaucoup plus de gens sont morts ici que le fameux 11 septembre à New York.
Et il y avait des dizaines, voire des centaines de telles déclarations. Il est peu probable qu'elles aient été faites sur les instructions des services de renseignement soviétiques.
"Est-ce que Fisher est fou?" - a demandé le chroniqueur du colonel "AN" Lazarev.
"Pour perdre la tête, il faut l'avoir", a toujours dit Semyon Moiseevich. Et puis il a ajouté: - Beaucoup de déclarations de Fischer m'ont bouleversé personnellement. Notre éclaireur ne se permettrait jamais un tel antisémitisme d'homme des cavernes.
Comme vous le savez, Fisher n'a jamais eu de problème de drogue ou d'alcool. Le joueur d'échecs philippin Eugenio Torre, l'un des rares à avoir discuté avec Fischer ces dernières années, dit qu'il ne voulait tout simplement pas comprendre cette personne: «Fou? Ne pas. Il est simplement un homme de principes. Il est sain d'esprit, mais les opinions qu'il exprime sont si controversées que tout le monde autour de lui a décidé qu'il était fou. »
Aide "AN"
Robert Fisher est né le 9 mars 1943 à Chicago. Sa mère Regina Fischer (née Vender) est un Juif suisse dont la famille a déménagé de Suisse en Pologne, son père était Hans-Gerhard Fischer, un biologiste communiste allemand qui a émigré du régime nazi en URSS, où il a rencontré Regina, qui a étudié la médecine Institut. En 1939, le couple a quitté l'URSS et a déménagé en Amérique, mais à partir de ce moment, ils ont vécu séparément; Regina s'est installée aux États-Unis, et Gerhard au Chili, et en tant que communiste, il n'a pas été autorisé à entrer aux États-Unis. Après la fin de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, Gerhard est retourné en Allemagne.
Mais le vrai père de Robert était Paul Nemeni, un Juif hongrois qui a fui l'Allemagne nazie aux États-Unis, un mathématicien, lauréat du prix Nobel, participant au projet Manhattan (la création de la bombe atomique américaine). Nemeni a pris une part active à l'éducation du garçon, s'est occupé de lui, a payé ses études jusqu'à sa mort en 1952.
Antisémitisme des grottes
Quand j'ai dû vivre et travailler à Budapest pendant plusieurs années, en même temps, Robert Fischer était dans la capitale hongroise. Dans les milieux journalistiques a ensuite raconté une telle histoire. Un jour, Bobby a invité la station de radio de Budapest à l'interviewer. La conversation s'est terminée dans l'embarras. Les cinq premières minutes, la conversation portait sur les échecs. Puis Fisher est passé à ... de la propagande antisémite. Et sur la remarque de l’animateur au sujet de l’origine juive de Fisher, le joueur d’échecs a suggéré au journaliste d’aller aux toilettes pour régler le problème.
Comme vous le savez, les antisémites les plus ardents sont les Juifs eux-mêmes. Néanmoins, l'antisémitisme, qui est devenu l'une des principales contradictions dans la vie d'un joueur d'échecs, est surprenant. Personne ne pouvait l'expliquer: la mère de Bobby était juive, il est né dans le quartier juif. Et ça en porte!
Par exemple, dans une de ses apparitions à la radio, Fisher a déclaré: «L'Amérique est sous le contrôle total des Juifs. Tous les patrons sont des Juifs, des Juifs secrets ou des rats Tsereushny qui travaillent pour des Juifs. "
Selon Semyon Moiseevich, l'antisémitisme de la grotte de Fisher est largement coupable des services secrets israéliens, qui ont joué la carte nationale trop maladroit en travaillant avec Robert. Toutes les tentatives de recrutement ont lamentablement échoué. Cela est bien connu des Américains. Cependant, à en juger par les documents déclassifiés, la direction des services de renseignement américains a encore tenté de blâmer les Russes pour tout.
Après une déportation scandaleuse du Japon, Fisher a vécu en Islande, à Reykjavik. En novembre 2007, il a été hospitalisé pour insuffisance rénale. Fisher a été opéré, mais il a refusé. Mais cette maladie a-t-elle été la cause de sa mort, qui a suivi le 17 janvier 2008? Avant sa mort, il a déclaré que, parmi cinq cents autres prisonniers, il avait été irradié par des radiations dans une prison japonaise. Il était situé à côté de la centrale nucléaire de Fukushima.
Alexander Kondrashov
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