The defendant attempted to recruit local representatives of law enforcement agencies to the enemy group. The court found the Russian agent guilty of treason.
An FSB agent with the operational pseudonym Skif, who built his own network of informants in the Odessa region, received 15 years in prison. The SBU reports it.
It was noted that the defendant tried to recruit local representatives of law enforcement agencies to the enemy group, who were supposed to send intelligence information about the deployment and movement of defense forces in southern Ukraine to Russian special service.
In early October, the counterintelligence of the Security Service formed an operational combination and removed Skif from the territory of unrecognized Transnistria.
Then, according to the scenario of the Ukrainian special service, a Russian agent came to the Odessa region to personally recruit an SBU employee.
The defendant is in jail in the region. Based on materials from the SBU, the court found the Russian agent guilty of treason committed under martial law and sentenced him to 15 years in prison.
A local resident who in the early 90s went to Moldova, where he participated in battles on the side of the so-called “PMR”, was convicted. Then, as part of the Russian special forces, Edelweiss fought in Dagestan and Chechnya. In 2014, the traitor came to Odessa to create mass disturbances in favor of the Russian Federation, where he was put on the wanted list of Ukrainian law enforcement officials. In order to avoid justice, the defendant fled to unknown Transnistria, where in 2019 he was recruited by two representatives of his local “branch” to carry out tasks in the FSB.
Let’s recall that law enforcement officers neutralized the FSB agent network that was correcting Russian air strikes on military and civilian infrastructure of Zaporozhye.
It was also reported that an FSB agent who planned to run for the Rada was detained in Odessa.
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Source: korrespondent
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