They spied on “decision-making centers” in three areas: the SBU detained a group of FSB agents

SBU officers continue to detect and neutralize enemy spies throughout the country. And now, as a result of a special operation carried out simultaneously in several regions, three members of the FSB agent network have been detained and the face of their Russian “curator” has been identified.

On the instructions of the Russian special services, the attackers spied on the so-called “decision-making centers”. In particular, they collected intelligence about the locations, weapons and personnel of the Defense Forces in the central and southern parts of Ukraine, the intelligence service states.

For each completed task, Russian agents received from the aggressor up to $550 on their own cards. The amount depended on the urgency and quality of the “work” done.

Yes, on Vinnitsa region a local was detained, who was trying to determine the coordinates of the Headquarters of the Air Force Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and units of the National Guard. To do this, the enemy agent made photo and video filming of Ukrainian objects and the surrounding area from the windows of shops and other nearby buildings.

IN Dnipropetrovsk region an FSB agent with the call sign “Thunder” was exposed. The attacker drew diagrams of defense lines on the territory of Krivoy Rog for the occupiers and determined the places for storing equipment and ammunition in the city. To collect intelligence, he acted “according to the legend” of the unemployed. In particular, from time to time he was employed in auxiliary work near or on the territory of critical facilities.

IN Odessa a member of the Russian intelligence network was detained, who scouted passwords for moving around the city during the curfew and for passing through checkpoints. To obtain this information, he tried in the dark to use his acquaintances among the Ukrainian military and law enforcement officers. He also had to determine the GPS coordinates of military facilities in the region of the regional center. To do this, he traveled around the area and made special notes on electronic maps.

Based on the collected evidence, the SBU investigators informed the detainees about the suspicion under Part 2 of Art. 111 (“High treason committed under martial law”).

Recall that the other day, SBU officers detained a Russian “mole” in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who collected information about Western weapons and “hunted” for air defense.

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