Main points
- The inspector of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine adjusted the shelling of the northern regions, passing on data about Ukrainian air defense to the Russians.
- The traitor was detained and faces life imprisonment for treason during wartime.
The State Border Service Inspector passed on data about the location of Ukrainian air defense to the Russians / Channel 24 Collage
The SBU has exposed another traitor in the ranks of the Defense Forces. He served in the State Border Guard Service and at the same time worked for the Russians.
The State Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) inspector corrected the shelling of the northern regions of Ukraine. This was reported by the SBU.
How did the State Border Guard Service inspector participate in air attacks on Ukraine?
The traitor drew routes on Google Maps by which Russian missiles and drones could reach their targets, bypassing Ukrainian air defenses.
Before that, he had been scouting where these same air defense systems were located. During official missions in the Kyiv and Chernihiv regions, the enemy agent recorded the positions of radar stations, anti-aircraft missile systems, and mobile fire groups.
Then, on an electronic map, he marked the directions between Ukrainian air defense positions and determined their height above the terrain.
The border guard stored this data on his own smartphone to later transfer to a curator from Russia, an employee of the GRU.
At the direction of the occupiers, the border guards also tried to find out the location of UAV units and energy infrastructure facilities.
In the end, the Russian agent was caught red-handed while conducting reconnaissance near a potential “target.”
The “Mole” has already been reported to the Defense Forces on suspicion of high treason committed in wartime. The perpetrator is being held without bail. He faces life imprisonment with confiscation of property.
SBU continues to expose traitors throughout Ukraine
Thus, in Cherkasy region, the SBU detained a student who worked for Russia. According to the investigation, the guy was photographing energy facilities and then passing the information to the occupiers.
In Transcarpathia, police detained a 26-year-old woman suspected of killing a Ukrainian soldier on the orders of Russian special services. The soldier's body was found on April 13 in a rented apartment in Uzhhorod. Initially, it was believed that the death was natural. The investigation established that the woman met the man on a dating site and during the meeting, she put poison in his drink. The soldier died a few hours later.
The SBU foiled an assassination attempt on the commander of the Special Operations Forces unit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Odessa and detained an FSB agent. According to the investigation, the woman installed a GPS tracker on the military man's car so that the Russians could track his routes and organize the murder. The suspect previously lived in Russia, where she was recruited by the special services and sent to Odessa.