Three men were detained in Crimea for transmitting data to Ukrainian military intelligence

Three men were detained in Crimea for transmitting data to Ukrainian military intelligence. TASS reports this.

According to the agency, the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) of Ukraine recruited three local residents through a dating site, who began to give them the coordinates of oil depots and military installations.

They used the service for online dating and there they began corresponding with an employee of the State Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine, Marina Kucherak, who introduced herself with different names and posed as a local resident who had to leave for Ukraine.

During the conversation, they learned that she was collecting military information for the Ukrainian intelligence services. During the correspondence, the men gave her photographs, videos and coordinates of the location of military facilities, including air defense systems, oil depots, storage and loading points for fuel and lubricants of the Russian Armed Forces and routes for the movement of military equipment.