The Aldrich Ames Rosario Casas Dupuy CIA Soviet Defector Adolph Tolkachev Russian Radar Espionage Scandal. Corruption, #87

CIA officer and west bloc defector to the KGB Aldrich Ames divulged secrets to the Soviet Union for money during the Cold War, which ruined the CIA's $60 million project Absorb that was designed to use a cargo train full of camera sensors to photograph Soviet warheads being shipped eastward by rail on the same train line. Ames exposed the names of several Russian military and intelligence personnel working as CIA agents inside the Soviet Union to the KGB for money and this resulted in the deaths of 10 Russians working as CIA agents in the USSR.
Read about what information on the Russian military industrial complex these Russian defectors to U. S. Empire, which included a famous soviet electronics engineer-radar specialist researcher Adolph Tolkachev, were giving to the CIA and how the espionage of Ames caused these people to be arrested and executed by Russian officials in this informative report. Also read about how U. S. intelligence discovered that it was CIA officer in the Soviet Eastern European division of the CIA's Soviet Counterintelligence Division Aldrich Ames, who was responsible for the series of arrests the Soviet Union was making against Russian military and intelligence officers that were cooperating with the CIA because Ames was revealing their identities for money that he was picking up at various secret sites.