Operation 'Strong Kiss'

He’s the best. But even he has weak spots… Pyotr Oleynikov:
1. Knows English, French, Spanish.
2. Pays attention to details.
3. Drives cars and airplanes of all types.
4. Knows your character and dreams.
It sounds like a brilliant lover… But Pyotr is one of the best agents of Soviet intelligence.
In August 1961, the USA is developing a plan to attack the USSR. The CIA wants to find out whether the Soviet Union will be able to strike back. The KGB launches Operation “A Firm Kiss” and sends its Western intelligence officer—charming and fearless, Pyotr Oleynikov.
Under the guise of an American journalist, Peter Green, he makes friends with American bohemians, with the charismatic Frank Sinatra and the universally adored Marilyn Monroe. Thanks to influential friends, Pyotr gets in contact with representatives of the highest echelons of power—John and Robert Kennedy. Our Soviet James Bond faces the most dangerous mission: to sow panic in American counterintelligence by disinforming them about the USSR’s nuclear potential…
But even an ideal super-agent has a weakness that the enemies are only too eager to learn about…
“Это dynamic Soviet Bondiana about the illegal intelligence officer Pyotr Oleynikov, leading a double life. He, the Russian James Bond, prefers not just to stir things up, but to mix them properly. He acts with irony, with a sense of humor, sometimes relying on luck and taking unjustified risks, but he always puts mercy above justice. His sensitive heart always knows who is friend, who enemy, and who… tries to be both.” — Chingiz Abdullayev, writer, president of PEN Club, First Secretary of the Writers’ Union of Azerbaijan