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Editorials
March 14, 1994 issue

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This article comments on pawns in the U.S. intelligence agency with specific reference to the intelligence service and the relationship between Russia and the United States. The Russian and American intelligence structures support each other and reinforce the culture of spying, which produces "traitors" as regularly as national heroes. The ten Russian spies working as double agents for the Central Intelligence Agency were pawns in a dangerous game, though they knew what they were doing and must have weighed the money they reaped against the awful penalties.

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INTELLIGENCE service; MOLES (Spies); MILITARY intelligence; UNITED States -- Foreign relations; RUSSIA (Federation); UNITED States
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