Anna Chapman has posed in the Russian version of Maxim magazine in the most provocative photographs yet to appear of the secret agent who was deported from the United States in July.
A photograph on Maximonline.ru shows red-haired Chapman dressed in nylon and lace and posing with a handgun.
“Anna Chapman has done more to excite Russian patriotism than the Russian football team,” Maxim wrote.
The photos and an interview with Chapman will be in the next issue of Maxim, which ranked Chapman among Russia’s 100 sexiest women.
(Reuters)
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