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Back|A Ukrainian citizen is accused of spying on a Ukrainian Armed Forces member in Germany
A Ukrainian citizen is accused of spying on a Ukrainian Armed Forces member in Germany
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РИА Новости·59 minutes ago·Crime·1 min read·🇷🇺Russia·

A Ukrainian citizen is accused of spying on a Ukrainian Armed Forces member in Germany

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  • The General Prosecutor's Office of Düsseldorf charged Ukrainian citizen Vitaly M. with spying on a man who participated in hostilities on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and transmitting information to the Russian special service.
  • The arrest took place on March 30, charges were brought on September 29.

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Ukrainian citizen Vitaly M. was detained on March 30 on suspicion of spying on a participant in hostilities on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces living in Germany. The charges were filed by the General Prosecutor's Office of Düsseldorf on September 29.

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Ukrainian citizen Vitaly M. was detained on suspicion of spying on a man who participated in the Ukrainian conflict on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The General Prosecutor's Office of Düsseldorf brought charges against a citizen of Ukraine.

According to the Prosecutor General's Office, the accused collected information about a man living in Germany who took part in hostilities on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and transmitted information to the Russian special service.

BERLIN, September 29 - RIA Novosti. The General Prosecutor's Office of Dusseldorf has brought charges against a Ukrainian citizen who allegedly followed a man who fought on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the DPA agency reports, citing a representative of the department.

On March 30, the German Federal Prosecutor's Office announced the detention of Ukrainian citizen Vitaly M. on suspicion of spying on a man who participated in the Ukrainian conflict on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

“The General Prosecutor’s Office of Düsseldorf brought charges against (the Ukrainian - ed.) ... According to the investigation, the accused collected information about a man living in Germany who, after the outbreak of the conflict in Ukraine, participated in hostilities on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces,” the DPA statement says.

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  • The General Prosecutor's Office of Düsseldorf charged Ukrainian citizen Vitaly M. with spying on a man who participated in hostilities on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and transmitting information to the Russian special service.
  • The arrest took place on March 30, charges were brought on September 29.

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