The incredible spies used by Russia that surprised everyone

April 29, 2019

Russian military power is known, as is its demanding military training. Now, they discovered an unusual spy that belonged to Russia and generated a great repercussion.

The recent discovery in Norway surprised everyone, even revealed a military secret. A group of fishermen identified a beluga whale with a very special harness near the coast of the Scandinavian country.

The marine biologist Audun Rikardsen He said that the harness had a camera mount, as well as a label indicating the data St. Petersburg (Russia).

In turn, Rikardsen He consulted a Russian colleague about what had been discovered and she told him that this is not the kind of camera that the scientists in his country usually use, which has generated even more doubts. "My Russian colleague said that they did not do this kind of experiments, but she knows that the navy has been hunting beluga whales for years and is training them, probably because of that"Says the biologist.

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Now Norway Beluga is a "Russian spy"since he came several times to Norwegian ships in Ingoya, an Arctic island 415 kilometers from Murmansk. There, the Russian naval fleet has an established base.

In dialogue with the BBC Audun Rikardsen He added that the harness "was very tight around the head, in front of his pectoral fins and that he was wearing pins." Despite this support, they had no record of camera.

The Russian colonel, Viktor Baranets, He was interviewed by Russian radio Govorit Moskva and revealed that they had trained dolphins who fill roles in combat.

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"In Sevastopol (Crimea) we have a center for military dolphins, we train them to solve various tasks, from badyze the seabed protect an area in the sea, in addition to kill foreign divers and attach the mines to the hulls of foreign shipss ", said this senior Russian officer.