In the Kursk region, a police lieutenant colonel who worked for the SBU was detained
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In the Kursk region, a police lieutenant colonel was detained on suspicion of treason, he is accused of transmitting information constituting a state secret to the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU). It is reported by the TsOS (Center for Public Relations) of the FSB.
Reportedly, FSB officers detained the head of the district department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Kursk Region, police lieutenant colonel Dmitry Aleksandrovich Borzenkov. According to counterintelligence, the lieutenant colonel was recruited by the SBU and passed on to the Ukrainian intelligence service the information constituting state secrets.
Borzenkov was involved in confidential cooperation by one of the Security Service of Ukraine, on the instructions of a foreign intelligence agency, collected and transmitted information constituting a state secret
- said in a statement.
Currently, an investigation is underway on this fact, a criminal case has been instituted under article 275 of the Criminal Code of Russia (High Treason). Details of the investigation are not given.
Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Kursk region
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