The detainees are in custody. They face from 8 years in prison to life in prison with confiscation of assets.
Law enforcement officials detained two more henchmen of Russian special services who set fire to military vehicles and facilities of Ukrzaliznytsia in Dnipro and Slavyansk, Donetsk region. The SBU reported this on October 18.
It was noted that the occupiers promised money to the defendants for carrying out enemy activities. However, instead of financial reward, the enemy’s henchmen received suspicion from Ukrainian law enforcement officials.
A 32-year-old resident of the Dnieper was detained for setting fire to a military vehicle and two relay cabinets responsible for the safe movement of trains on a strategically important railway line.
In Slavyansk in the Donetsk region, a 20-year-old drug addict was detained, who contacted a career FSB officer and offered money in exchange for cooperation.
On his instructions, the defendant set fire to a Defense Forces SUV undergoing maintenance at a local service station after completing front-line combat missions.
Both detainees were charged with the suspicion of obstructing the legitimate activities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and other military formations during a special period. The criminal actions of the defendant from the Dnieper are further qualified as intentional damage to other people’s property, committed by arson, and sabotage, committed under martial law.
The detainees are in custody. They face from 8 years in prison to life in prison with confiscation of property.
We remind you that two teenagers were imprisoned in Kharkov for attempting to set fire to a transformer substation.
Earlier it was reported about the detention of five henchmen of the Russian Federation who set fire to Defense Force vehicles and Ukrzaliznytsia facilities in two regions of Ukraine.
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Source: korrespondent
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