Bruno Ante.
He stood six feet three inches tall and had been employed by the CIA for six years. During these six years, he had been a spy planted by the KGB within the CIA.
Although the KGB's mystique was shattered by a disastrous military operation during last year's incident, making them briefly appear as incompetent fools, this was only because the KGB had invested too little in that particular country.
The KGB higher-ups believed that once the Invisible Army arrived, the President of Ukraine would be scared out of his wits, fleeing by plane, reduced to a government in exile.
The Ukrainian Army was also regarded as nothing more than easy prey.
Such strategic miscalculations led to funds meant for the Ukrainian side all ending up in the pockets of high officials.
But when it came to the United States, the KGB was always on the highest alert.
Nobody truly dared to underestimate the world's sole superpower after the Cold War.
