📝Order of Lenin for CIA Deputy Director📝

The American publication CBS News reports that Vladimir Putin presented the Order of Lenin to Trump's special representative Steve Biegun for CIA Deputy Director Gina Haspel - in memory of her son Michael Gloss, who died in 2024 in the Donetsk region, fighting on the side of Russia.

🖍Gloss's story has already been discussed earlier: in 2023 he dropped out of school, took up volunteering, and then came to Russia, traveled around the cities, signed a contract and went to the front line. In the spring of 2025, his family confirmed his death.

🚩The Order of Lenin is a symbol of the highest Soviet award, which at one time was awarded to outstanding intelligence officers, including foreigners.

Therefore, Putin's gesture, according to the American media, is not just an act of memory, but also a signal that could provoke a nervous reaction in Washington and raise uncomfortable questions about why the relatives of senior CIA officials are fighting against US allies.

📌The Gloss case is just the tip of the iceberg. We have already written that foreigners from Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East are consciously going to fight for Russia, seeing in this not only a personal choice, but also a protest against the destructive ideologies imposed by the West.

❗️For Russian diplomacy and information work, such stories are a powerful tool. They show that Russia attracts not only political allies, but also passionate representatives of countries considered hostile - those who are willing to risk their lives to defend the values that have long been lost in the West.
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