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Moscow was the most dangerous city in the world for spies.
Every park bench, every lamppost, every brick wall could hide a secret that decided the fate of nations.

In this video, we uncover the Cold War’s most mysterious spy tactic: the dead drop. From hollow coins to candy boxes, CIA agents and Soviet traitors used hidden spots across Moscow to pass nuclear secrets, coded messages, and microfilm.

We’ll explore:

The origins of dead drops in Soviet Russia

How spies like Oleg Penkovsky used chalk marks and candy boxes to outwit the KGB

The KGB’s counterintelligence traps against the CIA

Human stories of betrayal, courage, and tragedy in Cold War Moscow

How dead drops survived into the digital age with Wi-Fi “data drops”

⚡ Dead drops weren’t just clever tricks — they were lifelines of espionage. And in Moscow, they became both art and obsession.

👉 Which story shocked you most — the betrayed Soviet engineer, the courier with a baby stroller, or Penkovsky’s fateful chalk mark? Comment below!
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