KGB was the national security agency of___________?
Correct answer: D. Soviet Union
- A. Yugoslaivia
- B. UK
- C. syira
- D. Soviet Union
Explanation
KGB stands for Committee for State Security and served as the Soviet Union’s main security and intelligence agency until 1991. It was not an agency of the United Kingdom or Yugoslavia.
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