Putin’s classmate called him a funny nickname among his KGB

The President of Russia while studying at the Institute for foreign intelligence Andropov was known as “the Stub”.

Russian President Vladimir Putin was not a spy, he never worked in intelligence for a single day, said the former Soviet intelligence officer, a classmate of Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Institute of the KGB Yuri Shvets in the author’s program of Dmitry Gordon “GORDON” on the TV channel “112 Ukraine”.

On the question of how during his studies at the Institute for foreign intelligence Andropov was then Putin, Shvets said, “best characterizes Putin’s nickname, which he gave them – it’s called “Stub”.

According to him, the intelligence Putin has not worked a single day.

“He never was a scout. He was found unfit for work in intelligence and not worked there a single day. He was sent back. As a consolation there was a program of territorial bodies of the KGB – a comforting trip, mostly in the GDR. Our reps are not engaged in any intelligence or counterintelligence, because the Stasi (Ministry of state security of the GDR. – “GORDON”) was the most powerful intelligence organization. Because to imagine that Vova, who worked there… He was the Director of house of friendship. In the morning to open the door, night shut – that’s all intelligence work, ” – said Shvets.

On the question of whether it was true that Sweden has collected evidence on the links between Putin and Tambov organized crime group and their involvement in drug trafficking with the Colombian mafia, Shvets said otvratitelno.

“It cost the life of a famous man named Alexander Litvinenko,” he added.

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