WHAT RUSSIAN SPIES ARE DOING IN GERMANY

0:00 Well a fascinating story about Russian spies in Germany. Most American service personnel station in Germany, known as Graph as it's colloquially known, Americans heading toward the training area by helicopter would often see long flapbed cars on trains carrying tanks to that particular area. Now in today's world is the largest training area maintained by the United States and Germany and the site of armored vehicle training, army posts, and air force bases. Though are only some of the targets zeroed in on by the Russians. They will seek out any venue used to train their adversariess, especially the Ukrainians.

0:39 They know that the three spies captured and charged by the Germans were enlisted by the Russians first as spies and potential future saboteurs and arsonists. These Russian Germans were also directed to photograph and video the loading platforms and significant companies involved in these Ukrainian training sites. The intelligence gathering is believed to be only preparatory for attacks, which would limit the value such combat intensive training. Of course, knowing what type of vehicles to photograph and report it was indeed critical at Graph and newer American tanks and armored vehicles were brought for shakedown, training, and maintenance. Spies can also gain advantage for their masters by knowing where

1:15 damaged enemy vehicles go for repairs. If your company is the recipient of miles of long flatbeds carrying damage armored vehicles, then you too will be targeted. They want to know how the vehicles were damaging, whether the damage is easily repaired. For these reasons, the routes to and from factories or repair centers are critical. They need to have security personnel to know to observe all those surrounding and wandering around the plants. One method employed by a smart security guard was to photograph a given bus stop in front of his company area. He did so every fifteen minutes to see who was lingering and who never left, indeed, who was photographing outside the plant. If anybody was, ask your

1:58 staff who among them might have been a roach for unusual things is another good defense mechanism. One side edition, one sanitation staff member overseas was offered one hundred dollars just to retrieve documents from the trash in English writing. When he said he meet the request again, he was a company by law enforcement. Spies are not superheroes, but will often go for the lowest hanging fruit. Here, they suspected a low level cleaner would never be briefed and were shocked to discover he was not only briefed, but received a huge bonus for turning in the spy. Does your company offer bonuses to those who report unusual happenings interesting?

2:31 Do you train them to look for unusual happenings things like the adversary? Thinking like the adversary's key. Remember, you have to think like your adversary, the spy when you plan your defense. Let's think about the tank sent from America to defend the Ukraine. They're sent via ship. With the new rowrow system, the ship which carries them can be easily identified. ROBO stands for roll on, roll off.

2:51 This is a method of delivery which saves huge amounts of time, as the seaport no longer a vehicles lifted by chains and deposited one by one in the hold of a ship. Rather, the arm of cars or tanks simply roll one behind the other into the ships hold. Over a steel bridge connected to the aft portion of a ship. The bridge is raised once all they're aboard in a way they sail. A spy would identify when this happened, what ships were involved, and prepare accordingly. The spies in Germany were also tasked with identifying the railroad hubs used to transfer the tanks. How better to slow them down than to damage that relatively large confluence of rails and determinal buildings. This is where harrison and dynamite

3:28 can play a role. Remember the recent incidents of fire and explicably breaking out ammunition dumps in Western Europe. While the recruited spies were said to have been advised on these methods as well. They also look for train schedules and local access risks. The trains work their way to training areas, often on a regular schedule. This schedule is important to know. Those of us who laised within local police need to be aware of who among the local nationals would have access to the train schedules if I was working with them. Social engineering are local bars. This is the easiest part of the espionage scenario training areas and it's notorious for having bars in the vicinity. These are preferred information collection points. Any number of clever tricks

4:08 can be employed against your team members there. If you have soldiers or company employees or train them on new tanks for air defense weapons, someone will try to steal their information. And of course you also have the famous romeos and honey traps. Right the man a woman seated near him or her at a bar likely to ask indirect questions, where are you from? Where are you going?

4:27 Up to you leave? Do you have anyone who's waiting for you? Can we meet again? And what lonely soldier wouldn't like to be asked to meet again, especially by someone who's only looking for a friend or somebody who's attractive or what they may be. You need to be able to prepare your individuals for this. So there's your interesting tips here about Russian spies in Germany and how they're operating over there and what the American military is doing to combat it.