Another task of Russian agents is to recruit employees of Mobile Ukrainian communications.
The Counterintelligence of the Security Service has confined two Russian agents in the Kiev region that, by the FSB’s adoption, brought Ukrainian SIM cards for drones attacking Ukraine in Russia. This was reported by the SBU press service on Monday, September 22.
It has been noted that the presence of these microchips has improved the connection and navigation of Russian drones.
The activities of the invaders were carried out by two residents in the Metropolitan region, one of which became a former law enforcement officer. After briefing from Russia’s special services, the defendants first bought Ukrainian SIM cards, and then, to conspiracy the package route, they sent it to their European Union accomplices.
From there, mobile cards were sent to Russia. Especially, in the cities of Naberezhnye Chelny and Elabuga in Tatarstan, where plants are located for the manufacture of Battle UAV.
Another task of Russian agents is to recruit employees of mobile Ukrain communications to receive intelligence “from within” of domestic operators.
SBU’s counterintelligence revealed enemy intelligence, documented agents and restrained them.
During searches, smartphones with evidence of curator contacts from the FSB and foreign accomplices were obtained from the defendants. Agents also found mobile cards prepared for “traffic” in Russia.
SBU investigators told detainees about the suspicion of state treachery dedicated to martial law. The attacks are in custody. They face life in prison in confiscation of ownership.
Reminding, earlier the SBU was confined to four residents of Donetsk and DNIPROPetrovsk regions, glancing at the locations of defense forces for the FSB.
In Kharkovshina, a Russian agent was confined, monitoring the coordinates of defense forces, where the Russians prepared blows of excessive bombs, FPV-throns and artillery.
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Source: korrespondent

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