All it’s good to know as Andrew focused by Russian spies who noticed him as ‘helpful fool’ who ‘hated the King’
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Russian spooks were reportedly able to exploit Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s view that he would make a better monarch than his older brother Charles – as well as his motivation for “financial, sexual and personal reward”
Andrew’s “hatred of Charles” was exploited by the Russians, it is claimed(Image: AFP via Getty Images)
NEED TO KNOW: Russian Spies Targeted Prince Andrew, US Report Claims
- A bombshell US intelligence report claims Russian spies targeted Prince Andrew to exploit his bitter hatred of King Charles.
- The top secret document brands the disgraced Duke as a “useful idiot” and the Royal Family’s “weak link.” Kremlin agents allegedly saw Andrew as their way into the British establishment.
- Russian intelligence allegedly exploited Andrew’s close ties with Jeffrey Epstein and his belief he’d make a better king than Charles. The report says he was motivated by “financial, sexual and personal reward.”
- A source revealed: “Andrew Mountbatten Windsor was cultivated by Russian intelligence in order to have a figure close to the British Royal Family.” The classified document is titled “Political Corruption: Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.”
- The report states Andrew “has a long-standing hatred of his brother Charles, who he sees as weak.” It claims he “detested the attention and adulation Charles received as the future king.”
- Crucially, Andrew wasn’t blackmailed but was a “willing participant” in the schemes. Author Andrew Lownie warned: “Putin could finish Andrew any time he likes with photos, tales and evidence he no doubt has on Andrew in Russia.”
- Andrew was stripped of his royal titles last year and has agreed to move from Windsor Great Park to Sandringham.
- READ THE FULL STORY: Andrew targeted by Russian spies who saw him as ‘useful idiot’ who ‘hated the King’
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