A Moscow pensioner with Jewish roots believed and completed all the tasks of the FSB, but refused to transfer money
A 70-year-old pensioner took part in an “FSB special operation.” I followed, went to addresses, sniffed out information. All this was done in secret from relatives; state rewards were promised for completing the “secret task.”
Soon she was given the last instruction – to transfer all her money to a “safe account”: the pensioner refused it. “FSB officers” said that thousands of lives depended on this, but the Jewish woman turned out to be unshakable.
In the evening, in an atmosphere of “complete secrecy,” the woman admitted to her husband that she had thwarted an important mission of the special services for the sake of the family budget.
