Russian Spy Honey-Trapped NATO Staff In Naples, Sold Cheap Knock-offs As Jewellery: Report

Maria Adela Kuhfeldt Rivera's cover was compromised when her passport numbers were discovered to be within range of two other covert GRU spies. The Russian spy honey-trapped NATO staff in Naples and sold cheap knock-offs as jewellery, according to reports.

She pretended to be a jewelry designer, socialite from Latin America, and nightclub owner. It was only natural to be drawn to Maria Adela Kuhfeldt Rivera's attractive appearance. One of her fans, a NATO employee based in Naples, Italy,...

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