Donald Trump a KGB Spy? Ex-Russian Officer’s Shocking Claim!: A Facebook post is going viral. It says that when Donald Trump visited Russia in 1980, he was contacted by the Russian intelligence agency KGB. Trump was 40 years old at that time.
- In 1987, Trump was made a spy by the Soviet Union.
- The KGB gave Trump the name ‘Krasnov’.
- Trump denied any connection with Russia or the KGB.
Donald Trump a KGB Spy?
A former KGB officer of Russia has claimed that Donald Trump was made a spy by the Soviet Union in 1987. This claim sounds like a story from a film. In the Facebook post, the name of the officer is said to be Alanur Musayev. Musayev says that the KGB had taken Trump along with them. He was given the name ‘Krasnov’.
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According to the viral post, when 40-year-old Trump visited the Soviet Union in 1980, the KGB contacted him. Musayev said that he used to work in the sixth department of the KGB in Moscow. His job was to prepare businessmen of ‘capitalist countries’ for spying. He claimed that his department was successful in getting an ‘American property dealer’ on its side.
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Trump has denied any connection with Russia or the KGB. But this is not the first time that questions have been raised about his links with Russia. In 2017, a former British intelligence officer, Christopher Steele, revealed in a report that Russia has some evidence to blackmail Trump. Steele’s report contained a video in which Trump was seen in a hotel in Moscow.
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