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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.
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 Dusseldorf accused Ukrainian citizen Vitaly M. of illegally collecting data about a former Ukrainian Armed Forces fighter living in Germany and transferring information to Russian special services. The arrest took place on March 27, charges were officially filed. Investigators believe the actions could have been part of preparations for larger-scale espionage.
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