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A Facebook post is going viral. It is written that when Donald Trump went to Russia in 1980, he was approached by Russia’s intelligence agency KGB. At that time Trump was 40 years old.
Donald Trump has again been accused of being a spy of KGB. (Image: PTI)
Highlights
- In 1987, Trump was made a spy by the Soviet Union.
- KGB named Trump as ‘Krasnov’.
- Trump denied any relationship with Russia or KGB.
Moscow A former Russian KGB officer has claimed that in 1987, Donald Trump was made a spy by the Soviet Union. This claim looks like the story of a film. In the Facebook post, the officer’s name has been described as Alanur Musayev. Mussayev says that KGB had merged Trump with him. He was named ‘Krasnov’.
According to the viral post, when the 40 -year -old Trump went to the Soviet Union in 1980, KGB contacted him. Mussayev told that he used to work in the sixth department of KGB in Moscow. His job was to prepare a businessman of ‘capitalist countries’ for espionage. He claimed that his department managed to join a ‘American property businessman’ with him.
Trump has denied any relationship with Russia or KGB. But this is not the first time that their relations with Russia have been questioned. In 2017, a former UK intelligence officer Christopher Steel revealed in a report that Russia had some evidence to blackmail Trump. There was a video in Steel’s report, in which Trump was seen in a hotel in Moscow.
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Mussayev’s allegations are not new. In 2021, another former KGB officer Yuri Shwets also claimed the same. He wrote in a book called ‘American Commromat’ that in 1980, Russia made Trump a spy.
February 25, 2025, 21:39 IST
Trump was KGB detective! Former Russian intelligence officer revealed sensational
