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Meanings of counterintelligence in English

Russian
контрразведка
Portuguese
contra-inteligência
Spanish
contraespionaje
Catalan
contraespionatge

Activities aimed to protect intelligence operations from enemy intelligence agencies.

контрразведка
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Examples for "counter-espionage"
Examples for "counter-espionage"
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I managed to get through the impenetrable barriers of the counter-espionage people.
La's orchestra saves the world
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This is when the FBI is in the middle of a counter-espionage investigation.
The Guardian
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It's natural, of course, dealing as they do with counter-espionage.
The Human Factor
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That limit would not apply, however, to requests of data that involve counterterrorism or counter-espionage.
Reuters
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Against espionage and counter-espionage, against new developments and technologies?
Radio NZ
Usage of counterintelligence in English
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Gehlen's longtime chief of counterintelligence had been working for Moscow all along.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
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Those alleged contacts are among the topics of the FBI counterintelligence investigation.
Reuters
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Three hundred FBI agents have been assigned to counterintelligence duty in NYC.
The new yorker
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For instance, utterly ruthless counterintelligence against corruption, or horrendous evils like paedophilia.
The Guardian
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One handwritten note from the FBI's then-director of counterintelligence said: What's our goal?
The Guardian
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But it is the FBI's job to investigate counterintelligence, Rubio said.
Reuters
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Roseanne eventually left the unit for the Washington Field Office and foreign counterintelligence.
Mindhunter
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The use of informants is commonplace in counterintelligence and criminal investigations.
Reuters
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For the next six years Cooper remained in the counterintelligence division.
My Life, My Tapes
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This was as much a counterintelligence investigation as a criminal one.
Wired
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And this counterintelligence is for the purpose of frustrating your adversary.
Wired
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The investigation collapsed and the counterintelligence nightmare confronting the CIA grew under Webster.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
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Angleton was promoted to chief of counterintelligence when it was over.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
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During his FBI career, Strzok rose to deputy assistant director, focusing on counterintelligence.
Reuters
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And now it's a nightmare for the counterintelligence guy to find them all.
The new yorker
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Helms met with the agency's barons, including James Angleton, chief of counterintelligence since 1954.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
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