
AI-generated summary
The detention is related to charges of treason in favor of the SBU. The actions were allegedly coordinated by Ukrainian blogger Dmitry Karpenko under the pseudonym 'Apostle Dmitry'.
The Russian FSB stated that the Kyiv authorities, for the sake of self-preservation, are ready to commit sabotage and acts of terrorism even against their strategic allies.
An SBU agent, a Russian, an employee of the organization that guards the British Embassy in Moscow, was detained for treason.
The detainee collected information about employees of the British Embassy in Moscow to commit acts of sabotage and terrorism.
MOSCOW, September 10 - RIA Novosti. For the sake of self-preservation, the Kyiv authorities are ready to commit sabotage and acts of terrorism even against their strategic allies, the Russian FSB said.
According to the FSB, an SBU agent - a Russian, an employee of the organization that guards the British Embassy in Moscow - has been detained for treason. On the instructions of Ukrainian blogger Dmitry Karpenko, who goes by the pseudonym “Apostle Dmitry,” the detainee collected information regarding employees of the British Embassy in Moscow, including their residential addresses, as well as information about the security system of the diplomatic mission and the events held there.
The Kiev regime planned to use this information to commit acts of sabotage and terrorism against the British ambassador and other diplomats, followed by blaming the Russian side for their commission, with the aim of drawing Great Britain into a direct armed conflict with the Russian Federation, ensuring additional supplies of weapons and military equipment by London to Ukraine, as well as increasing sanctions pressure on Russia, the FSB emphasizes.
“The Russian FSB draws the attention of Great Britain and other sponsors of the (Vladimir) Zelensky regime to the fact that for the sake of self-preservation, the Kyiv authorities are ready to commit sabotage and acts of terrorism even against their strategic allies,” the statement said.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The UK will demand an official explanation from Russia over the incident
Likely · Within days
Russia may use this case to justify tougher measures against Ukrainian agents on its territory
Very likely · Within weeks

The FSB said Kyiv was planning to attack British diplomats in Moscow. An SBU agent was detained - a Russian, an employee of the organization providing security for the British Embassy in Moscow. According to the FSB, he collected data on embassy employees for sabotage and terrorist acts on the instructions of Ukrainian blogger Dmitry Karpenko (Apostle Dmitry).

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