Communist Party of Great Britain
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Corbyn, Jeremy
counter-intelligence
counter-proliferation
Crimea
CX (intelligence from human agents)
Czechoslovakia
Czech Republic
Daily Mail
Dearlove, Richard
Defence Languages School, Beaconsfield
DesLauriers, Rick
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Dubrovlag penal colony, Russia: Izpravitelno Kolony 5 (IK 5)
Dudayev, Dzhokar
Duma (Russian parliament)
Estonia
European Commission
Evans, Jonathan
Fair, Craig
FBI
Fergana, Ubekistan
First Channel (Russian state TV)
Florez, Roberto (Teofilo)
Foreign Office, UK
Fort, the (Fort Monkton), UK
Fradkov, Mikhail
Fridinsky, Sergei
FSB (Federalnoye Sluzhbe Bezopasnosti)
A Mole in the Aquarium (documentary) and
apartment block bombings and (1999)
Berezovsky and
birth and growth in influence of
Burlatov murder and
corruption and
counter-proliferation and
GRU, struggle for power with
Illegals Program spy swap (2010) and
Investigations Department
Kovalyov alleges a wave of spying by foreign agencies in post-communist Russia (1996)
Lefortovo and
Litvinenko and
mission to catch foreign agents
Moscow counter-intelligence operatives
organised crime and
Patrushev as head of
Putin takes charge of
Roberto Florez (Teofilo) and
Salisbury poisoning (2018) and
Sergei Skripal and see Skripal, Sergei
Starovoitova and
Sutyagin and
Yeltsin shelving of death penalty and
Gaidar, Yegor
Gallyamov, Abbas
gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (GC/MS)
G8
Glushkov, Nikolai
Golovkin, Sergei
Gorbachev, Mikhail
Gordievsky, Oleg
Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ)
Gromov, General Boris
GRU (Main Intelligence Directorate)
Afghanistan and
A Mole in the Aquarium (documentary) and
Aquarium (Suvorov) and
corruption in
as difficult target for penetration
Dudayev killing and
1st Commission
1st Directorate
FSB and
headquarters (stikliashka) Glass House, Moscow
illegals and
KGB and
Military-Diplomatic Academy
Moscow coup (1991) and
Mueller investigation (US) and
technology, obtains examples of Western
Sergei Skripal and see Skripal, Sergei
Soviet Union collapse and
tactical and strategic levels in
Ukraine and
G7
G20
Guardia Civil
Halabja, Iraq
Hanssen, Robert
Haydon, Deputy Assistant Commissioner Dean
heroic medicine (techniques/drugs untried and possibly risky to patient)
Hitler, Adolf
Hoffman, Daniel
Hussein, Saddam
hypoxia
illegals (deep cover spies sent without official cover)
Illegals Program spy swap (2010)
Intelligence Services Act (1994)
Interfax
Iran
Iraq War (2003–11)
Israel
Ivshina, Olga
Izvestya
Johnson, Boris
Jukes, Dr Stephen
Juncker, Jean-Claude
Kalugin, Oleg
Kasatkin, Rear Admiral Vladimir
Kazakhstan
KGB
Department S/Line S
Khattab, Ibn al
Khokhlov, Nikolai
Kim Jong-nam
Kivelidi, Ivan
Kleymyonov, Kirill
kompromat (blackmail material)
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Korabelnikov, General Valentin
Korczak, Vladimir
Kosovo War (1998–99)
Kovalyov, Nikolai
Kovtun, Dmitri
Kuzichkin, Vladimir
Labour Party, UK
Latvia
Lavrov, Sergei
Lefortovo prison, Moscow
Lithuania
Litvinenko, Alexander
Litvinenko, Marina
Lugovoi, Andrei
Maclean, Donald
Malaysian Airlines flight MH17
Malta
Maltings, Salisbury
Margelov, General Vassily
May, Theresa
McColl, Colin
McFaul, Michael
Medvedev, Dmitri
Melnikov, Pyotr
Metropolitan Police; Counter-Terrorist Command
MI5
Mikhailov, General Vladlen
Military-Diplomatic Academy, Moscow
Mills, Deputy Chief Constable Paul
Ministry of Defence, Russian
Ministry of Defence, UK
Ministry of Interior, Russian
MI6 (SIS)
Agent Resettlement (AR)
CI leads
Controller Central and Eastern Europe
Controller Soviet Bloc
Counter-Intelligence Directorate
counter-terrorism and
CX/Blue Book
Florez and
FSB and
GRU defectors, difficulty of obtaining
Harry Frith and
Illegals Program spy swap (2010) and
joining
Litvinenko and
9/11 and
Novichok and
P5 (Russia wing)
Russian Federation, reaction to emerging threat posed by post-Communist era
Russian Operations Section
Sergei Skripal and see Skripal, Sergei
size of
Soviet Union collapse and
‘spy rock’
Steele and
Sutyagin and
‘The Master Race’ (those running Eastern Bloc agents)
training
Vauxhall Cross headquarters, London
Mitrokhin, Vasily
Mole in the Aquarium, A (documentary)
Mordovia, Russia
Morflot
Moscow coup (1991)
Mozambique
Mueller, Robert
Murray, Dr Duncan
National Counter-Terrorist Network, UK
National Security Council (NSC), UK
National Security Council (NSC), US
NATO
Nemtsov, Boris
Newsnight
Nikitin, Alexander
9/11
‘Nocs’ (American intelligence term for those under Non-Official Cover)
North Korea
Novichok nerve agent
A230
A232
A234
absorption route, Salisbury poisonings
British government refer to as ‘military-grade nerve agent’
British government unable to confirm origin of agent used in Salisbury
choice of for Skripal poisonings
identification of in Salisbury
medical treatment of Skripals and identification of
Sturgess/Rowley poisonings, identification of in
development of
Obama, Barack
Ojamae, Valery
oligarchs
Ollé, Manuel
Olympics, Moscow (1980)
Operation Fairline
Operation Ghost Stories
Orbis
Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW)
Oshchenko, Viktor
Ozero Circle
Panetta, Leon
Parliament, UK
Parque del Retiro, Madrid, MI6 recruit Sergei Skripal in (1996)
Pasechnik, Vladimir
Patrushev, Nikolai
Penkovsky, Colonel Oleg
Peskov, Dmitry
Philby, Kim
Pieper, Derek
Politkovskaya, Anna
polonium