A Ukrainian intelligence agent was detained in Sevastopol. What he “leaked” to his owners
CrimeaPRESS reports:
FSB operatives detained a Russian in Sevastopol who worked for Ukrainian military intelligence. This was reported to the Public Relations Center (PSC) of the FSB of Russia.
On suspicion of committing a crime under Art. 275 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (high treason), a Russian citizen was detained in Sevastopolthe message says.
According to the FSB, in 2022, evading mobilization, he went to one of the CIS countries, after which he proactively approached a representative of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine and was recruited.
Carrying out an assignment from a foreign intelligence service, the Russian found a job in an organization that carried out the construction of fortifications in the Republic of Crimea. He transferred the collected information to the military intelligence of Ukraine,” noted the FSB Central Operations Center.
The detained agent admitted that he was recruited by a representative of Ukrainian intelligence and, on his instructions, transmitted data from Crimea that could harm Russia.
I left Russia for another country, where I met an employee of the Main Military Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine and was recruited by him. He agreed to work, according to his instructions it was necessary to return to Russia and go to Crimeahe said.
The spy confirmed that in Crimea he got a job digging trenches, where he scouted out information, photographed it and sent it to a person from Ukrainian intelligence.
I got a job digging trenches in the north of the Crimean Peninsula. I understood that the data I collected would be used against the Russian Federation, but I was driven by completely different goals, I didn’t carehe added.
The Leninsky District Court of Sevastopol chose a preventive measure in the form of detention. We emphasize that from July 2022, the article on high treason provides for punishment up to life imprisonment.
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