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I was a Russian spy but I fell in love with my target – now I’m taking a stand against Putin after Ukraine invasion
A FORMER Russian spy has issued a chilling warning to Ukraine saying she believes Putin 'will go to the end'.
Aliia Roza, who fell in love with her target and was almost killed when her double life was exposed, warns: "Mr. Putin can't lose this war and back up, because it will ruin his reputation."
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In light of the Russia-Ukraine war, Roza has chosen to speak out against the actions of her native country.
Roza, 37, who now works as a fashion PR in London, California and Milan, told the that she and Putin were trained to stay, "calm and cold-blooded in a very stressful situation".
"Putin's strategy is obvious - don't let NATO place any rockets/weapons in Ukraine and he will do everything to achieve his goal," Roza said.
She believes Putin was probably surprised by the fervor and passion behind Ukrainian opposition.
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"He believed that it would be easy, as it was when he sent the Russian army to Kazakhstan due to revolution in January 2021," Roza explained.
"He didn't expect that Ukrainians would fight back and have support from the whole world."
Professional provocateur
Roza was born in the USSR to a high-ranking military General who encouraged her to join the Russian military.
She said she had to immerse herself in the "corrupt" regime to fulfill her father's wishes, and hid her difficult experiences for fear of ruining his reputation.
Roza claimed she suffered abuse before being trained on how to master and manipulate men in order to get information from them.
"Within two weeks of arriving at the academy I was raped by my colleague," Roza told Jam Press.
"In my educational center, they would teach us how to seduce men, how to psychologically manipulate them, how to get them to talk so we could hand over information to police,"; she claimed.
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A tragic tale
Roza was assigned an important mission when she was 19 but ended up falling in love with her target.
In 2004, she fell for a criminal who she calls Vladimir and the two entered an illicit affair, risking their lives for the love they had for one another.
"For my first task, I had to pretend I was a prostitute so I could go to a club and seduce the leader of a criminal gang which was supplying drugs into the country," Roza shared.
However, the affair came to an end after her double life was exposed and members of Vladimir's gang kidnapped her and nearly beat her to death.
"They put me into the car, they dropped me into the forest, it was so dark, and 10 men started beating me. Vladimir saved me from being killed."
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After saving Roza, Vladimir was killed about a month later.
She said it was rumored to be at the hands of his own gang members.
However Russian military began to catch on that something was suspicious about her, and she knew she had to escape her post.
"If you mess up in anything they don't let you go. They send you to jail, where you’d be killed."
She added: "In my opinion, criminals are much nicer than police.
"They say in Russia that police have no principles, where criminals have principles; they protect their families, especially women and children."
From victim to victorious
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After being hid from the government by some of Vladimir's friends, Roza moved on in Moscow and married a Russian oligarch.
They had one child together before he was jailed and tragically died.
However, that did not stop Roza, and she used her late husband's financial assets to escape the country and relocate to Switzerland and London.
The business savvy woman started her own PR firm and now works in California, London and Milan.
After amassing over one million Instagram followers, the former spy is using her platform to stand against the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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Roza posted a quote from John Lennon's song Imagine after Russian troops invaded the neighboring country.
"Imagine all the people living LIFE in PEACE."
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