Who could say no to Katya? Yekaterina Zatuliveter (Katya) worked as assistant of British MP Michael Hancock, was detained on December 2, 2010 on suspicion of espionage for Russia. She allegedly got “close” to him.
They say there are women in the world you just can’t resist. A man will do anything for them. Including betray their country. This is well known. Not surprisingly we hear that intelligence officials and certain members of the military in the UK are being warned “not to have sex with Russian and Chinese girls” however stunningly beautiful they may be, as it may turn out to be a proverbial “honeytrap”, a leaked UK Ministry of Defense (MoD) document suggests. Which is actually very good advice when you think about it.
The paper, obtained by the Sunday Times, gives detailed instructions on how the Russian intelligence, the FSB, may try to compromise and blackmail foreign agents “through knowledge of marital infidelity or sexual activity the target may wish to hide.” Case in point Katya (aka: Yekaterina Zatuliveter), a woman described “as one of the most beautiful and desirable woman in the world” – was expelled recently for espionage after she allegedly got close to a British MP Michael Handcock – who was totally smitten by Katya – and its easy to see why!
Chinese intelligence, have what the paper describes as a “voracious, vast and indiscriminate appetite” for all types of data, and allegedly recurs to blackmail as well.
Chinese intel agencies also recruit civilians to approach people from the West and collect information. As the paper puts it, “they do not ‘run agents’ they ‘make friends’.”
Those ‘friendly’ people are “expert flatterers” and are “well aware of the ‘softening’ effect of food and alcohol,” according to the document.
“The Chinese have realized that it is not productive to simply steal technology and then try to ‘reverse engineer it’,” getting “an in-depth understanding of production techniques and methodologies,” which represents grave economic risks to the UK, the document reads.
Thus, “sexual involvement should be avoided, as should any activity which can possibly be construed as illegal,” the ministry warns its employees abroad.
See related article: In the US Russian agents got very close to a top level cabinet official at the White House (Source: https://groundreport.com/russian-spy-got-veryclose-to-top-level-cabinet-member-in-the-obama-administration/ ).
The Russian and Chinese are not the only ones you have to worry about its also the Taliban http://www.examiner.com/article/taliban-set-honey-traps-on-facebook-to-spy-on-coalition-troops
See video: RUSSIAN SPIES – DECEITFUL BEAUTIES (Documentary) CIA/Double Agent/Spy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2BgnML4BcU
See video: Katia – in her own words describe she is not a spy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q53e4LgEvdw