Spies are individuals who are employed by governments, organizations, or intelligence agencies to gather information, usually in a covert or secretive manner. They are trained to infiltrate target areas, organizations, or groups to obtain classified or sensitive information that could be valuable for various purposes, such as national security, military strategy, or political maneuvering.
Spies often work undercover and may use various techniques, including surveillance, code-breaking, and other forms of espionage, to gather information without being detected. The world of spies and espionage has been a common theme in literature, movies, and popular culture due to its intrigue and secrecy.
