
The Zaporozhye regional court sentenced a local resident who passed on information about the Russian military to the SBU
The Zaporozhye Regional Court sentenced a resident of Melitopol, born in 1986, to 12 years in prison for spying for the Security Service of Ukraine.
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A resident of Melitopol provided the SBU with information about the deployment of Russian military and intelligence officers.
The Zaporozhye regional court sentenced a resident of Melitopol, who was spying on the Russian military, to 12 years in prison. The press service of the court reported this to RIA Novosti.
The court found that a Ukrainian citizen born in 1986 decided to stay and live in Melitopol. In March 2022, he contacted a representative of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), who instructed him to collect information about the deployment of Russian military equipment and the places of residence of military personnel.
Melitopolets tracked down the personnel of the Russian Armed Forces, the residences of officers and intelligence officers, as well as city residents who collaborated with the Russian authorities, and transferred the received data to a representative of the SBU.
The man was found guilty of espionage.

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