CIA/Central Eurasia Division/Moscow Station
Appearance
CIA station
| CIA/Central Eurasia Division/Moscow Station () | |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Moscow,Russia |
| Leader | CIA/Central Eurasia Division/Moscow Station/Chief |
| The CIA's station in Moscow, Russia, before that in the Soviet Union. | |
The CIA station in Moscow, Russia, before that in the Soviet Union. It is directed by the Chief of the Moscow Station.
Poison
In 1978 Martha D. Peterson, a CIA spook under diplomatic cover, was caught by Soviet counterintelligence handed poison capsules, concealed inside a [fake rock]], to her contact. During the investigation, it was found that poison she had given her contact earlier had been used to kill a Soviet citizen who stood in the way of the spy. Peterson was expelled.[1]