The SBU detained a Russian informant: he was looking for the locations of the Defense Forces
The Security Service of Ukraine exposed a Russian informant in Donetsk region, who corrected the blows of the occupiers with voice messages. This was reported by the press service of the Security Service of Ukraine.
As it became known, the law enforcement officers detained an informant of the Russian special services, who was collecting intelligence on the locations of bases of Ukrainian defenders in the Slov’yansk region.
"The enemy was most interested in the deployment of units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the Security Service of Ukraine, and the State Border Service in the front-line territory of the region. In order to collect intelligence, the suspect went around the city and nearby villages, where he secretly recorded the positions of the Defense Forces. The Russian informant remotely transmitted the received information to the aggressor through two “liaisons” on the temporarily occupied territory of Donetsk region,'' the SBU emphasized. turned out to be the battalion commander of the “Enakiev-Danube Brigade” and a fighter of the “motorized rifle regiment” of the Southern Military District of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
" . He hoped that this method would not attract the attention of the law enforcement officers. SBU counterintelligence officers detained the attacker at his place of residence. During the search, a mobile phone with evidence of subversive activities in favor of the aggressor country was found in his possession. On the basis of the received evidence, the investigators of the Security Service informed the detainee of the suspicion under Part 7 of Art. 111-1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (providing assistance to the armed forces of the aggressor state in conducting hostilities against the Armed Forces of Ukraine and other military formations). The issue of selecting him as a preventive measure in the form of detention is being resolved. The perpetrator faces up to 15 years in prison,” the SBU said. Prepared by: Serhiy Daga.
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