Through the Eyes of the Enemy: The Autobiography of Stanislav Lunev

Russian spies still at work--highest ranking defector tells how espionage against the United States redoubled under Yeltsin. "What do you do when a highly credible source tells you an incredible story? What if the source is the highest-ranking GRU (Soviet military intelligence) officer ever to defect? What if the source is a key advisor to our Pentagon and U.S. intelligence agencies?"--BOOK JACKET. "In Through the Eyes of the Enemy, Lunev reveals how the Russian mafia controls the Russian government, the KGB, the military; the existence of Russian suitcase-sized nuclear weapons on U.S. soil; the existence and testing of seismic weapons; the KGB's possible use of American POWs to test the effects of drugs on Americans; the GRU plan for poisoning U.S. water supplies; present Russian government spy tactics against the U.S; how Boris Yeltsin ordered the KGB to double its corporate, government, and military espionage against the U.S.; the practice of recruiting spies in Congress, in the military, and from the editorial offices of leading American newspapers; Soviet assassination squads targeted at American leaders; how U.S. corporations are unwittingly partnering with the Russian mafia; the use of military technology to smuggle drugs into the U.S.; and how the Russian mafia will soon own a small business around the corner from you."--BOOK JACKET