The traitor is a 42 -year -old unemployed. After the recruitment, he began to go around the border area and secretly adjust the location of Ukrainian defenders over the phone.
The Security Service has confined a 42-year-old Russian military intelligence agent in the Chernihiv region, which has given coordinates of checkpoints, posts and routes of Ukraine’s armed forces. This was informed by the SBU press service on Monday, May 19.
“Security Service’s counterintelligence has been confined by another Russian military intelligence agent (better known as GRU) in the Chernihiv region. The attack has stabbed Ukrainian troops involved in the protection of the northern border of our state,” the report said.
The agent should identify and transfer coordinates of local checkpoints, commands and observation points and logistics centers of defense forces. He also tried to explore the major routes for transferring military transportation.
The traitor is a 42 -year -old unemployed from the Chernihiv region. After the recruitment, he began to tour the border area and secretly fixed the locations of Ukrainian defenders over the phone.
It is noted that the security service has taken comprehensive measures to ensure the safety of the locations of the defense forces.
SBU investigators informed the state’s suspicion agent under part 2 of Art. 111 Uku.
Currently, attack is in custody. He faces a life imprisonment in confiscation of ownership.
Earlier it was learned that the SBU revealed cooperation with the FSB’s Chief Accountant of one of the Ukrzaliznitsi branches in the Poltava region. He gave Russian data to the echelons of armed forces. The “Liaison” agent is his wife – an action film of Russian work groups, fighting against Ukraine in the eastern front.
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