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The SBU detained an FSB informant who wanted to disrupt the delivery of heavy equipment of the Armed Forces to the southern front

The security service detained another FSB informant in Zaporizhzhia. The attacker monitored the intensity of traffic and the approximate number of military echelons of the Armed Forces of Ukraine heading in the direction of the front line.

The figure drew special attention to mobile warehouses that transport heavy weapons.

Also, among its tasks was the establishment of geolocations of repair bases of the Defense Forces near railway stations.

Intelligence was needed by the occupiers to plan combat operations on the front line and prepare airstrikes against the facilities of the Armed Forces and Ukrzaliznytsia.

In order to carry out the enemy's mission, the FSB informant walked around the area near the railway tracks, where she monitored traffic and recorded the coordinates of possible repair bases of the Armed Forces.

Also, the defendant "darkly" used her acquaintances when she veiledly asked them for information about Ukrainian troops.

She displayed the received intelligence in the form of marks on Google maps with a detailed description of the "required" objects.

The SBU exposed the perpetrator at the initial stage of her criminal activity.

The Ukrainian special service carried out comprehensive measures to secure the positions of the Armed Forces and detained the perpetrator in her own apartment.

According to the investigation, the occupiers engaged the woman to cooperate remotely.

She came to the attention of the FSB because of her anti-Ukrainian activity in social networks. Further communication with her took place through an anonymous chat in a popular messenger.

The perpetrator is in custody. She faces up to 8 years in prison.

Counter-subversive measures were carried out by SBU employees in the Zaporizhzhia region under the procedural guidance of the regional prosecutor's office.

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