
The Russian FSB announced the detention of a Russian citizen, an employee of an organization providing security for the British Embassy in Moscow, on suspicion of treason and transferring data to Ukrainian intelligence for planning sabotage and terrorist acts against British diplomats in order to drag Britain into a conflict with Russia.
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The Russian FSB continues to actively counter foreign intelligence services, in particular the Ukrainian SBU, in the context of an escalating conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
The Russian Federal Security Service stated that it will continue to counter foreign intelligence services using all available methods.
An SBU agent, a Russian, an employee of the organization that guards the British Embassy in Moscow, was detained for treason.
According to the FSB, the detainee was collecting information about employees of the British Embassy for planned sabotage and terrorist acts.
MOSCOW, September 10 - RIA Novosti. The Russian Federal Security Service promised that it would continue to counteract foreign special services with all available methods.
“The Russian FSB will continue to counter the work of foreign intelligence services using all available methods,” the Russian intelligence service said in a statement.
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.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The FSB will continue the investigation and may detain additional individuals associated with the data collection network for sabotage and terrorist acts
Likely · Within weeks
Britain may demand an explanation from Russia and strengthen security at its embassy in Moscow
Possible · Within days

The Russian FSB recommended that citizens who entered into contact with pro-Ukrainian bloggers contact state security agencies, emphasizing that there would be no punishment for timely prevention of damage to the Russian Federation. An SBU agent was detained - a Russian, a security officer at the British Embassy in Moscow, who collected information on the instructions of blogger Dmitry Karpenko ("Apostle Dmitry") to plan sabotage and terrorist acts against the British ambassador and other diplomats in order to drag Great Britain into a conflict with Russia.

The Russian FSB warned citizens about the risk of being involved in high treason through contacts with pro-Ukrainian bloggers, citing the detention of a Russian - a security officer at the British Embassy in Moscow, who, according to the intelligence service, collected information about diplomats on the instructions of blogger Dmitry Karpenko (“Apostle Dmitry”) to plan sabotage and terrorist acts in order to blame Russia and increase sanctions pressure.

The FSB detained a citizen of the Russian Federation, born in 1981, who worked in an organization that guards the British Embassy in Moscow, on suspicion of treason (Article 275 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). The detainee was an agent of the Security Service of Ukraine. A criminal case has been opened and a preliminary investigation is underway.

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