Former Russian spy reveals bizarre 'milk technique' she used to make men fall for her
Former Russian intelligence agent Aliia Roza has opened up about her past career, revealing the subtle manipulation techniques she used in the field.
It sounds like something straight out of James Bond... although maybe not the last one as he absurdly became a family man - something I'm still not over!
Anyway, Roza was born into a distinguished military family in the former Soviet Union before being rigorously trained in psychological conditioning and the dark art of seduction.
The 41-year-old quickly learned how to manipulate the human mind while working deep undercover to dismantle illegal sex trafficking rings.
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However, her cover was blown and with it her career as a spy because a corrupt commander betrayed her identity during a dangerous operation against a Russian gang - forcing her to flee the country.
The former intelligence worker has since built a successful new life in Europe as a fashion influencer and women’s empowerment coach, and is now pulling back the curtain on the secretive world of international espionage - appearing on multiple podcasts to do so, as well as being interviewed by press outlets.
Explaining exactly how to make any target fall in love, Roza told the New York Post: "They need to manipulate the target, emotions, feelings, or whatever they can do, they will do it."
The ex-agent revealed that operatives rely heavily on a psychological trick she calls the 'milk technique' to subtly brainwash a target over time by pretending to have fabricated mutual connections.
"According to our psychology, we need to see a person or an ad seven times - at least in order to make a decision to go and buy or to establish a conversation with this new person," she said.
“You first appear in their life - seven times, to be exact - before making contact.
“You might show up at their coffee shop, their gym, or just keep liking their posts. When you finally meet, their brain already trusts you.”
Roza said the process starts with intense love bombing, alongside messages filled with compliments and bikini photos.
She continued: "They pretend to be weak or alone, ‘My parents were killed, I’m a student, I’m broke' - it triggers the hero instinct. Every man wants to feel like the rescuer."
Operatives would also gather intelligence on the target's past relationships, allowing them to match the physical appearance of a former lover.
If an old flame wore white socks, short skirts and braids, Roza would style her own outfits the exact same way.
Speaking as a guest on the Shawn Ryan Show, she explained: "It was already in his brain, 'What if she looks exactly like that girl? What if there is a possibility I may be loved by her really and she would stay loyal to me?'"
The ex-spy even admitted to tricking her own body into releasing pheromones right before meeting a target.
She continued: “If you want a particular man and you want to seduce him and you know exactly that this is your target, ideally you should place his photo on that mirror on the wall, wherever, so you can see him and when you experience an orgasm you look at this image - and [it works] better [when you] say his name. So you kind of like create this bridge between this image and your brain."
Roza explained that by mentally linking an image to your crush, the next time you see them, your body will automatically trigger a visible 'pre-orgasmic' glow with blushing cheeks and sparkling eyes that they won't be able to ignore.
Topics: Russia, Sex and Relationships
Joe Yates
