SBU atklājis FSĀ aģentu mobilizedajā karavīrā, kas vadīja Krievijas uzlēkumu pret savu bezpilota aparātu vienību
Ukraines drošības dienests (SBU) ir aizturējis Žitomiras apriekuma iedzīvotāju, kurš pirms iesaukšanas armijā ticis aprunājies ar Krievijas Federālā drošības dienestu (FSB). Viņš esot savākojis militāro informāciju, desertējis no vienības un nodevis Krievijai koordinātes. Pēc SBU ieskats tika evakuēti vairāk nekā 100 bezpilota aparātu operatoru, kuri atradās iespējamāTriekuma zonā.
Galvenais
- SBU military counterintelligence revealed an alleged FSB agent in the Armed Forces of Ukraine with the assistance of the Commander-in-Chief.
- The suspect was recruited before mobilization and was reportedly promised evacuation to Russia and Russian citizenship.
- During UAV operator training, he allegedly collected personal data about the training center’s command and personnel.
- After unlawfully leaving his unit, he transmitted military coordinates to the FSB and tracked logistics centers in Kyiv Oblast.
- The suspect allegedly guided a Russian air strike on his own UAV unit.
- More than 100 Ukrainian drone operators were reportedly evacuated from the potential strike zone.
- The suspect was detained in Kyiv Oblast and faces state-treason and false-reporting charges.
Kāpēc tas ir svarīgi
The case shows how Russian intelligence recruits agents within mobilized Ukrainian military formations, including UAV units important to Ukraine’s war effort. The reported operational response saved more than 100 drone operators, while the suspect’s alleged tracking of logistics sites in Kyiv Oblast highlights espionage risks far behind the front line. Investigators also uncovered alleged recruitment tactics involving promises of evacuation from Ukraine and Russian citizenship.
Kas notika
Ukraine’s Security Service said on October 22 that its military counterintelligence had exposed a mobilized man from Zhytomyr Oblast as an FSB agent. Before his mobilization, he reportedly tracked fuel and energy facilities in northern Ukraine. Russian intelligence later instructed him to join the Defense Forces, and during UAV operator training he allegedly collected personal information about the center’s command and personnel. After deserting his unit and traveling to Kyiv Oblast, he reportedly sent the FSB military coordinates and monitored army logistics centers targeted for missile and air strikes. The SBU says he also provided information used to direct a Russian air strike against his own UAV unit. He was detained near a critical warehouse, and a smartphone containing evidence of his alleged cooperation with the FSB was seized. He is being held without the right to post bail. He was notified of suspicion under Part 2 of Article 111 of Ukraine’s Criminal Code, concerning state treason in wartime, and Part 2 of Article 259, concerning a knowingly false report about an explosion threat at critical infrastructure. Investigators say he could face life imprisonment and confiscation of property.
Konteksts
The suspect was reportedly recruited by the FSB before being called up and initially performed test assignments involving fuel and energy infrastructure in northern Ukraine. He was then instructed to mobilize so he could conduct espionage from within the Ukrainian military. The case is part of a recurring series of SBU announcements concerning detained alleged Russian agents in Ukrainian armed forces.