A woman, under the guise of walking with six -year -old son, was photographed by military facilities on the phone.
The Russian agent, who, by order of FSB, prepares coordinates for massive missile-crush attacks in Odessa, punished 15 years in jail with the property confiscation. SBU reported this to the Telegram channel.
“To adjust the wind strikes, the conquerors recruited a 39-year-old unemployed Odessa, who expects the occupation of Port City and wrote about it on the telegram channels. It was documented as a woman under the guise of walking with a 6-year-old son took a photo on a camera on the phone and mentioned their coordinates on the phone and mentioned their coordinates on the phone and mentioned their coordinates on the phone and mentioned their coordinates on the phone and mentioned their coordinates on the phone and mentioned their coordinates on the phone and mentioned their coordinates on the phone and mentioned their coord Cards, “said the statement.
The treacherous, in exchange for the implementation of all enemy activities, comes from the curator of just one “guarantee” of helping his removal to the Russian Federation by third countries.
However, the SBU removed the enemy’s plans and stopped the defendant. During the search, a woman seized a phone and a tablet she had previously talked to the enemy.
The court found his guilt in the State infidelity of Martial Law (part 2 of Article 111 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine).
As we have already written, in Kharkov the FSB agent has been restrained. It became a 42 -year -old local mobilizing one who served the National Guard Assault Brigade.
The “mole” of the Russian Federation, which prepared a flight attack, was expressed in wind forces
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Source: korrespondent
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