A Russian detained in the Perm region was preparing sabotage at a defense plant
The FSB detained two men who worked for the SBU and were planning terrorist attacks and sabotage
Quick Look
- A Russian was detained in the Perm region for preparing sabotage at a defense industry plant on instructions from the SBU.
- The video footage captured the moment of filming the workshop and the subsequent detention by special forces.
- A second suspect from the Belgorod region was detained along with him.
AI-generated summary
Why It Matters
The Russian intelligence services stopped the activities of individuals who collected data for Ukraine.
A Russian, detained in the Perm region, was preparing sabotage at a plant of the military-industrial complex. He was filmed by a video camera while he was in the workshop taking photographs for the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU). The recording is published by REN TV.
The footage shows a man in overalls filming the situation in the workshop with a camera. Special forces soldiers detain him, he confesses to them that he works for the SBU, and he and the second detainee are handcuffed.
Two men from the Belgorod region and Perm region carried out tasks of the Ukrainian special services. One of them provided phone numbers and personal information of workers at the Perm plant and photos of 11 workshops. A bomb was seized from him. Previously, he had been repeatedly involved by the Ukrainian intelligence services as a courier for scammers.
The second collected data on facilities of the fuel and energy complex. He was promised a large sum and travel to the European Union. Cases have been initiated against them under articles of preparation for a terrorist attack, sabotage, as well as illegal acquisition of explosives or explosive devices. The issue of initiating a criminal case for treason is being decided.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Initiation of a criminal case for treason
Very likely · Within days
Open Questions
- What are the exact names of those detained?
- Which fuel and energy facilities were planned to be attacked?
