The Russian agent in England surprised his neighbors… For years he taught ‘how to be English’

Shocking details have emerged about the three officers arrested in England in February. Katrin Ivanova, 31, was allegedly working for the Russian security services with her boyfriend Bizer Dzhambazov, 41, of Harrow, northwest London, and Orlin Roussev, 45, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.

Ivanova, of the all-Bulgarian trio, attended a hearing at the Old Bailey on Tuesday. The information about him was shocking. Neighbors said that Katrin Ivanova brought them the cakes and pastries she made, and that she once gave lessons on how to be British.

Anti-terror detectives also found identity cards, passports and documents from different countries, including the UK, Bulgaria, France, Italy, Spain, Croatia, Slovenia, Greece and the Czech Republic, belonging to Ivanova.

According to the information revealed; After moving to England about 10 years ago, Ivanova and Dzhambazov lived a traditional suburban life in the picture. The couple’s neighbors said they brought cakes and pastries as gifts. While working as Ivanova’s lab assistants, they also run a community organization that educates Bulgarian citizens about the culture and norms of British society in their spare time.

The allegations came as British intelligence agencies increased monitoring of Russian agents on their soil during the ongoing war in Ukraine and the incident in the UK in recent years.