Russian Illegals and Espionage Events

In a high-profile event, President Obama and President Medvedev signed a nuclear arms reduction treaty, aiming to end years of tension. However, the FBI uncovered a Russian espionage plot involving deep-cover agents, Cynthia and Richard Murphy, who were actually Russian spies Vladimir and Lydia Guria. Their mission was to integrate into American society undetected. Betrayed by a high-ranking source, the Russian illegals program was exposed, revealing a network of spies operating in the US.

What was the primary goal of the treaty signed by President Obama and President Medvedev?

• To improve trade relations

• To start a new Cold War

• To end eight years of tension

• To increase nuclear arms

Who was always watching during the signing of the treaty, hinting that the Cold War wasn't over?

• The FBI

• President Obama

• President Medvedev

• Vladimir Putin

What was the FBI's focus in the Russian plot uncovered in 2010?

• A military base

• A Russian diplomat

• A young American couple

• A group of hackers

What was Cynthia Murphy's role in her family?

• Finance worker

• Stay-at-home mom

• Teacher

• Doctor

What were the real identities of Cynthia and Richard Murphy?

• John and Mary Smith

• Vladimir and Lydia Guria

• Alexei and Natasha Ivanov

• Sergei and Anna Petrov

What was the main objective of the Murphys as deep-cover agents?

• To work in Hollywood

• To become politicians

• To pass as American patriots

• To start a business

How were the Russian illegals eventually exposed?

• Through a public confession

• By a high-ranking agent's betrayal

• Through a media leak

• By a neighbor's suspicion

Who was the agent that betrayed the Russian illegals to the CIA?

• General Ivanov

• Major Petrov

• Colonel Alexander Portaf

• Agent Smith

What was the reaction within the CIA to the revelations about the Russian illegals?

• Confusion

• Indifference

• Shockwaves

• Celebration

What was revealed about the Murphys' operation in the U.S.?

• They were acting alone

• They were undercover journalists

• They were part of a larger network

• They were double agents