The Russian “mole” in the military forces of Ukraine found the SBU.
The pilot instructor, the largest of one of the armed forces, worked in the Russian game. The unit in which the service was served, he performs combat missions for the murder of hostile missiles and drones, as well as training for the purpose of the Earth, supporting the operation of the Ukrainian army from the air. The Security Service of Ukraine reported this in Telegram.
It turned out that the agent completed several hostile tasks at the same time. In particular, he helped the Russians prepare a blow to the airfields of the F-16, Mirage 2000 and SU-24. The attacker collected the coordinates of the placement of these aircraft, graphics and the principle of their departure.
The person also prepared and transferred the invaders an analytical certificate on the tactics of combined strikes, the necessary, in his opinion, tactics. This was to allow the enemy to strike the protection of the relevant military facilities.
In addition, the traitor handed the invaders the personal data of the pilots of the armed forces, built -in numbers and weapons of their aircraft and tactics of combat departments.
The agent was detained after trying to collect the “new part” of the information. The attacker is threatened by a lifelong conclusion, and soon he is planned to report suspicion in the framework of the second part of art. 111 (state betrayal committed in conditions of martial law) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
We will recall that on July 30, SBU detained the FSB agent in one of the military units of forces in the Kharkiv region. The 26-year-old mobilized was a man who gave Russian planes and heavy artillery to the position of his unit, which holds back the offensive by Rushi in a large district of Berluk.
Source: Racurs
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