After the escape from the part, the deterter did not leave for the conquered territory, but remained in the front -line region to spy in the enemy’s favor.
The former military will spend 15 years behind the bars for transferring data to Ukrainian military in Zaporozhye to Russian special services. This was reported by the GBR press service on Wednesday, June 18.
At the beginning of 2023, the man was transferred to one of the military units in Zaporozhye. In August, he accidentally left the service area and went to the enemy’s side.
The GBR noted that the native of the temporary conquest of KaMenka-Dnieper in Zaporozhye showed pro-Russian glances in front of the service. However, after escaping from the part, the deserter did not leave for the conquered territory, but remained in the front -line region to spy in the enemy’s favor.
Through relationships with the captured city, he entered representatives of the special services of the Russian Federation. The attack recorded the locations of the regional department of SBU, photographs of buildings and employees. For materials collected, he received a financial reward for a bank card.
Later, the defendant bought wireless camcorder with an online broadcast function. He planned to install them along with the military equipment movements of the armed forces.
The court found the man guilty of the desert and treachery of the state under part 4 of art. 408 and part 2 of Art. 111 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine and punished 15 years in prison with confiscation of property.
Remember that the traitor, who corrected Russia’s missile strikes in Odessa and Zhytomyr, received 15 years in prison.
Sharia was punished 15 years in prison for state treason
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Source: korrespondent
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