
The man handed over to the Ukrainian special services a video of a military hospital and a military unit in Crimea
The Supreme Court of the Republic of Crimea sentenced a resident of Simferopol born in 1988 to 18 years in a maximum security colony for high treason in favor of the Ukrainian special services.
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Law enforcement officials identify and suppress the activities of persons transmitting information to Ukrainian special services.
A Simferopol resident was found guilty of treason and received 18 years in a maximum security colony.
He videotaped a military hospital and one of the military units in Crimea and handed over the video to the Ukrainian special service.
SIMFEROPOL, October 1 - RIA Novosti. A Simferopol resident who worked for the Ukrainian special services received 18 years in prison for filming a military hospital and a military unit in Crimea, reports the press service of the Crimean department of the FSB of the Russian Federation.
“The Supreme Court of the Republic of Crimea sentenced the man to 18 years in prison to be served in a high-security penal colony,” the statement said.
A Simferopol resident was found guilty of treason.
“It was established that a man born in 1988 proactively videotaped a military hospital and one of the military units,” the press service emphasized.

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