CR 105-379908-75
Agency: FBI
Originator: FBI
From: MAJOR, D. G.
To: STUKEY, D. E. II
Document date: 01/23/1990
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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AGENCY INFORMATION

AGENCY: FBI

RECORD NUMBER: 124-10193-10031

RECORD_SERIES: HQ

AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR SEE TITLE

DOCUMENT INFORMATION

ORIGINATOR: FBI

FROM: MAJOR, D. G.

TO: STUKEY, D. E. II

TITLE: CR 105-379908-75

DATE: 01/23/1990

PAGES: 9

SUBJECT: LHO, RP, MNO, SOVIET PERMISSION, RETURN TO US

DOCUMENT TYPE:

ORIGINAL

CLASSIFICATION:

REVIEW DATE:

STATUS

PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

Secret

NEW

CLASSIFICATION:

01/13/1999

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• UPDATE DATE:

02/12/2001

COMMENTS:

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To provide CI-l Section with the most significant

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from FLASH RUN during debriefings from 1/9/90 to

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RECOMMENDATIONS:

• That copies of the attached report be disseminated to CS

the CIA and certain friendly foreign intelligence services as

ALL INFORKATION CONTAINED

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1 - Mr. D. G. Major

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Memorandum Irom D. G. Major to Mr. D. E. Stukey II

Re:

FLASH RUN DEBRIEFING

REPORTS

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DETAILS:

Directorate (SCD), has been providing considerable information

KGB recruitments of foreign nationals and attempts to penetrate

Foreign diplomatic establishments in the USSR. > The CI-3A Unit

as prepared debriefing reportsfon these KGB operations) for S.

appropriate dissemination to the CIA and foreign intelligence

The attached reports are based on debriefings conducted (S]

vith FLASH RUN during the period 1/9/90 to 1/12/9 fne CIA Cano L S^

recommended that these reports be disseminated to

certain foreign intelligence services as appropriate. (

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D. E. StukpuchEd'CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO

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RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION

IN THIS DOCUMENT AA SAniten

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Memorandum from D. G. Major to Mr. D. E. Stukey II

Re:

REPORTS

FRESH RUN DEBRIEFING (S)

FCI-SU

DETAILS:

FLASH RUN, a recent KGB defector from the Second Chief (SJ

Directorate (SCD), has been providing considerable information on

KGB recruitments

of foreign nationals and attempts to penetrate

foreign diplomatic establishments in the USSR. The CI-3A Unit

nas prepared debriefing reports (on these KGB operations for

appropriate dissemination to the CIA and foreign intelligence

The attached reports are based on debriefings conducted (S

with FLASH RUN during the period 1/9/90 to t/d 40 The tIAland (S]

recommended that these reports be disseminated to

certain foreign intelligence services as appropriate.

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This document is classified "SECRET" in its entirety.

WARNING: THIS INFORMATION IS DERVIED FROM A SOURCE OF EXTREME

SENSITIVITY. DISCLOSURE OF THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN MAY

REASONABLY BE EXPECTED TO LEAD TO DISCLOSURE OF THE SOURCE'S

IDENTITY, AND TO THE LOSS OF THE SOURCE. NO ACTION ON OR FURTHER

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AUTHORITY.

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LEE HARVEYX

OSWALD AND WIFE MARINA ROSWAld

The source discussed the Lee Harvey OSWALD case with

former instructors at the

Minsk KGB Higher School of

counterintelligence. (g(U)

Following his defection to the USSR, OSWALD was

resettled in Minsk, outside of Moscow. He was placed under full

surveillance by the regional or territorial KGB in Minsk.

KGB

officers from the Second Directorate of the White Russian KGB

were in contact with Oswald and considered him an agent because

he would provide them with some information on his past. Marina

was also considered an agent.

Oswald resided very close to Victory Square and the KGB

Higher School in Minsk. His apartment was very nice by Soviet

standards.

Oswald was also interrogated several times by KGB

officers in Moscow.

The source does not know what type of

information OSWALD

provided to the KGB in Minsk or Moscow.

OSWALD fell into deep depression in the USSR. He was

homesick and wanted to return to the United States.

He

eventually received Soviet permission to return

to the United

States with his wife Marina.

His KGB handlers did consider passing OSWALD to the

First Chief Directorate to be handled by a KGB residency in the

United States.

This proposal was ultimately rejected, however,

because OSWALD was considered too unstable. According to the

source, the KGB did not handle OSWALD in the United States and

had no

further contacts with him.

Marina was considered an agent, but she did not like to

cooperate with the KGB.

She was interested in OSWALD, but even

more interested in getting away from the Soviet Union

and

poverty.

were Colonel Torchuk, Colonel Sluzer, and colonel Schlobochekov. (&

These individuals used to be members of the white Russian KGB.

• no ye restore,

Athe KGB instructors who told the source about OSWALD

SCD officers Aleksey, YEGOROV and Leonia GOLUBOVSKIX also told him

about this operation

The stories were all consistent.

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told him that the KGB did not handle Oswald after his redefection

Nat the & ide source, Leach one of these officers](#U)

to the United States, and the KGB did not give any tasks to

OSWALD.

They also said that the KGB never gave OSWALD a task to

kill President Kennedy:

The source said that rumors in the west suggesting the

KGB was involved in KENNEDY's assassination were absurd.

According to the source, the KGB would never risk the scandal of

assassinating a major world leader.

DEBRIEFER'S COMMENTS:

Needless to say, we will go back over his knowledge of

OSWALD in an effort to acquire any additional information.

REFERENCES:

1. January 12, 1990, Debriefing.

Tape #2A. Counter #240-341. (5)

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YURIY NOSENKO

YUriV NOSENKO-spent much of his career in the sixth

Department offthe KGB's Second Chief Directorate (SCD), which

, was

responsible for tourists.

He spent only a short time

career in the First Department, SCD, which was responsible for

American officials at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow.

NOSENKO had excellent family connections because his

father was Minister for the Shipbuilding Industry in the USSR.

That is how NOSENKO managed to become a security officer for the

Soviet delegation which traveled to Geneva, Switzerland, for arms

control talks.

He defected to the United States from this

position.

The SCD

was quite pleased when U.s. intelligence began

to believe NOSENKO was not a bona fide defector.

They were

particularly pleased when he was harshly interrogated by the CIA.

According to the

source, NOSENKO was not sent to the

United States to be a false defector.

The source said that it is

against KGB policy to send an intelligence officer as a false

defector.

Also, the KGB would never have selected him for such a

mission because his father is a high-level Party official.

source doubts that NOSENKO ever saw OSWALD's file.

According to the source, NOSENKO was not higher than a Captain or

Major when he defected to the United states.

The source believes

that NOSENKO may have tried to show himself more valuable to the

CIA than he really was.

At the time of his defection, NOSENKO

was mixing in high circles of Moscow golden youth. The source

believes he defected for material gain.

REFERENCES:

1. January 12, 1990, Debriefing.

Tape #2A. Counter #342-432.(5)

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