10 Interesting Fact About Espionage and spy operations

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• spies have existed since ancient times, as seen in the stories of the Troya war and the Roman Empire.
• During World War II, British intelligence used Homing Pigeon to send secret messages.
• CIA has a secret program called Mkultra, which tries to control the human mind through the use of drugs and psychological techniques.
• A KGB agent named Oleg Gordievsky managed to become an informant for Britain for years, and was finally expelled from the Soviet Union in a dramatic way through a car hidden under the hood of the car.
• During the Cold War, the United States and the Soviet Union stole each other's secrets in a very complicated way, such as installing a microphone and camera in a pencil beam or sending spy planes.
• Spying sometimes uses unusual techniques, such as hiding secret messages in clothing or tattoos.
• During World War II, Britain managed to break into the German Enigma code with the help of a giant electronic computer called Colossus.
• spies often use fake identities and disguised to carry out their mission.
• A woman named Mata Hari became famous in the early 20th century because of her ability as a spy, but was eventually captured and sentenced to death for being considered a secret.
• At present, spies often use advanced technology such as drones and spy devices that are integrated with computer networks.