
Mihai Caraman
Mihai Caraman was the first head of Romania's external intelligence service (SIE) and played a significant role during the Cold War, known for infiltrating NATO and providing intelligence to the KGB. His actions raised international concerns and scandals, particularly regarding espionage activities that compromised NATO's security. Caraman's legacy remains controversial as it reflects the intricate and often secretive operations of Romania's intelligence apparatus during a tumultuous period.
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Mihai Caraman was the first director of the external intelligence service appointed by Ion Iliescu.
Călin Georgescu, legături de afaceri cu ministrul de Externe al lui Ceaușescu. Cum a fost implicat în afacerea „Uzina Republica”Mihai Caraman was the first head of SIE and was a double agent during the communist period.
Răspunsurile date de Călin Georgescu când a fost întrebat dacă este „ofițer pe deplin acoperit” și dacă are sprijinul lui TrumpMihai Caraman was the first head of SIE and involved in espionage activities during the Cold War.
Trecutul lui Călin Georgescu, analizat de CNSAS. Consiliul va cere dosarul lui de la Pașapoarte












