According to former Russian spy Aliia Roza, Putin will stop at nothing to take over Ukraine and prevent NATO from setting up shop in a neighboring country
Aliia issued the chilling warning recently, telling overseas publications Putin will fight to the end because he knows a loss would be a stain on his reputation in Mother Russia.
The former spy says she actually trained in the same Russian military program that produced Putin, where she says trainees learn how to"stay calm and cold-blooded in a very stressful situation."Aliia, who fled Russia after her oligarch husband was jailed, says she's terrified for her friends and family in both Russia and Ukraine ... because Putin hates to lose.
Aliia's life journey is pretty wild ... she was born in the former Soviet Union and says she was forced to become a Russian spy when she was only a teen. She was taught to seduce both men and women and says she was sexually assaulted by her superiors along the way. For her first assignment, Aliia says she had to infiltrate a criminal gang of drug suppliers by pretending to be a prostitute ... and she ended up falling for the ring leader, a man named
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