Spy Couple's Children Learn About Russian Identity After Returning to Moscow

Spy Couple's Children Learn About Russian Identity After Returning to Moscow Eight Russian prisoners returned to Moscow on August 1 in the largest East-West prisoner swap since the Cold War Among those returning was a family of Russian sleeper agents who had been deeply undercover their children only learned they were Russians after the flight had taken off Upon landing the family and their children met President Vladimir Putin but they did not speak Russian The children were greeted in Spanish The Dultsevs couple was convicted in a Slovenian court for pretending to be Argentinians while spying During their imprisonment they had limited access to their children and feared losing parental rights according to Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov Upon arrival in Moscow Putin congratulated the group and those in military service were informed they would be nominated for state awards

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