In Sevastopol, a Russian working for intelligence of Ukraine detained

Another spy who worked for Ukraine's intelligence service was detained in Crimea. As reported in the DSP of the FSB, in respect of the detainee, a preventive measure was taken into custody.

A suspect in espionage for Ukraine was detained by FSB officers in the Republic of Crimea in Sevastopol. As the security officials explained, the detainee purposefully collected secret information about the Black Sea navy Russia, after which he handed them over to his Ukrainian curator.

The FSB does not disclose all the details of the case, as well as the identity of the Ukrainian spy. From the message it became known that the detainee was a citizen of Russia, a criminal case was initiated against him under the article on high treason. Currently, the suspect is in custody by court order, operational and investigative actions in order to identify possible accomplices, as well as other involved persons, continue.

Note that this is not the first person detained for work on intelligence in Ukraine, and not the last. Information about the Russian army, and in this case about the Black Sea Fleet, has always been of interest to foreign intelligence services, and the Ukrainian is no exception. Kiev wants to know what can be expected from Russia in the Black Sea region, what forces it can deploy in the event of a military conflict. Moreover, all intelligence information from Kiev is sent directly to NATO headquarters and the United States.

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[APASUS]

How much money could the intelligence of Ukraine provide for the Old? I don't think the guy got up much

[Holuay T.O]

They usually do not regret agents

[APASUS]

Quote: Holuay T.O.

They usually do not regret agents

Now we’ll find out how Ukraine will hire a lawyer for him, how Ze will shout at all corners about the freedom of his spy.

[Holuay T.O]

I think I will hire and try to exchange

[kit88]

He is a citizen of Russia. Where to change it.

[Holuay T.O]

You don't know the whole story here?
Bukovsky citizen of the USSR exchanged for Chilean Luis Karvalan
Rotten young generation

[APASUS]

Quote: Holuay T.O.

I think I will hire and try to exchange

A citizen of Russia for a piece of bacon?

[210ox]

This is already a written-off item. If he was a Ukrainian, there would be a howl. And so .. Tomorrow they will forget

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: 210ox

This is already a written-off item. If he was a Ukrainian, there would be a howl. And so .. Tomorrow they will forget

Who said he was Russian? He is a citizen of the Russian Federation and received a passport in 2016. Can this be? It seems to me that it can.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: APASUS

Now we’ll find out how Ukraine will hire a lawyer for him, how Ze will shout at all corners about the freedom of his spy.

They won't say what they care about a citizen of the Russian Federation. They will pretend that they are "not in business."
Now, if Svidomo was detained from the military, there would be "vesmirsnami" at once.

[Thrifty]

Holuay, such a misunderstanding as uk-roina is sitting on the creed and our gas transit, they count every hryvnia! Where did they get the money to pay for the spies, did they throw a handout for this purpose?

[Holuay T.O]

Will find money

[konstantin68]

Good. They will find, they will find, just take it easy!

[Threaded screw]

I don't think the guy got up much

I think the guy will sit down hard.

[Vol4ara]

Quote: Threaded Screw

I don't think the guy got up much

I think the guy will sit down hard.

Will collect information on the length of daylight hours in the vicinity of Vorkuta

[210ox]

"I sat with the German Rust in the Lefortovo prison. The crackers were dried and prepared for the winter. Then our native KGB separated us ... I ended up in the opera house, and he was at home in the FRG .." "Lesopoval" M. Tanich ..

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Threaded screw

I think the guy will sit down hard.

Young, in 15 years will come out, have time to give birth to children.

[Threaded screw]

in 15 years it will be released, children will have time to give birth.

Even after 15 years in the zone, this is hardly physically possible))

[Vol4ara]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: Threaded screw

I think the guy will sit down hard.

Young, in 15 years will come out, have time to give birth to children.

Hypothetically, she can give birth in the zone and receive a million dollars as the first man to give birth. There was no sex in the USSR, but it was always in the zone. And with such an article

[Ruslan Sulima]

I think the guy will sit down hard.

He did not want to live on the northern coast of the Black Sea, let him reflect on the southern shores of the Kara, Barents Sea.

[Storog dvornik]

I decided to cut down the dough on an easy hike ...
In Crimea, "off season", no vacationers, no fruit ... Apparently not a military man, a state employee or an official ... YouTube seems to be not plowing in Crimea, post videos, but Ukrainian cable channels with propaganda above the roof ...

[Threaded screw]

and Ukrainian cable channels with propaganda above the roof ...

Hmm, there is a number in the antenna, who else needs a cable propaganda ministry?

[loki565]

I decided to cut down the dough on an easy hike ...
In Crimea, "off season", no vacationers, no fruit ... Apparently not a military man, a state employee or an official ... YouTube seems to be not plowing in Crimea, post videos, but Ukrainian cable channels with propaganda above the roof ...

Why wouldn't YouTube work there? there are enough local bloggers who earn quite good money, they fly to the UAE for the winter to have a rest)))

[Shkodnick]

Thanks for the video, eh Koktebel, a gorgeous place, I loved to get up at 5 am and run after the chameleon into a quiet bay.

[Storog dvornik]

In Feodosia in the summer of 2020, Googol did not show maps ...

[knn54]

REALLY the end consumer of information is the Anglo-Saxons.
And working for Estonians, Ukrainians, Czechs, Bulgarians (former USSR republics or friends in the socialist camp) is psychologically not so shameful.
What the West uses.

[Lynx2000]

Quote: knn54

REALLY the end consumer of information is the Anglo-Saxons.
And working for Estonians, Ukrainians, Czechs, Bulgarians (former USSR republics or friends in the socialist camp) is psychologically not so shameful.
What the West uses.

A person who is internally ready for confidential cooperation does not have a psychological barrier that determines the boundaries of what is permitted. Such, if he is recruited by the intelligence of the United States, Britain or Estonia, Ukraine will not care who to work for.
The grounds for recruitment are:
Compromising evidence (everyone understands);
Patriotism or ideological considerations (everyone understands);
Personal motives (revenge, self-interest), the so-called. "initiators", the quality of such an agent will be low.

The age of this guy is not indicated, whether he is a native of the Crimea, or a newcomer. What intelligence, such are her spies. The necessary agent is cherished, educated, instructed, and so-called. "native father". This one, most likely a one-off, in his youth, decided to play Bond and have some money for beer ...

[tihonmarine]

Quote: knn54

And working for Estonians, Ukrainians, Czechs, Bulgarians (former USSR republics or friends in the socialist camp) is psychologically not so shameful.

They work for those who pay more, although the above also work for the same owner. But they pay an order of magnitude less than directly from the owner.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: APASUS

How much money could the intelligence of Ukraine provide for the Old? I don't think the guy got up much

So they paid not in / on, but the United States. Ukrainian intelligence is the intelligence unit of the United States. Everyone knows about it, except of course the Ukrainians.

[Uncle lee]

a suspect in espionage for Ukraine was detained.

Snotty kid ...

[tihonmarine]

Quote from Uncle Lee

Snotty kid ...

On such and bets. A smart one won't do that.

[Pete mitchell]

Quote: Uncle Lee

a suspect in espionage for Ukraine was detained.

Snotty kid ...

It will take a long time for Russia to part these Augean stables ...

[carstorm 11]

90 percent of these clowns are used in the dark. They don't even understand it. Calls of friends, photos supposedly came more. We have too many connections. They can simply intimidate by the fact that they will recoup in their relatives or have already closed it and blackmail ...

[barclay]

The exploration of the "ceevropa" is probably financed, among other things, because of the big puddle. So how many have been patched is still a question.

[vkl.47]

It's simple, that's how you have to do it.

[NF68]

Quote: APASUS

How much money could the intelligence of Ukraine provide for the Old? I don't think the guy got up much

They could pay him extra lard.

[Holuay T.O]

For a long time Turkish spies have not been detained, and I don’t remember if there were such cases at all? Do the Turks have intelligence aces?

[rotmistr60]

All their "aces" of a certain nationality in Russian cities in the markets where secrets cannot be obtained. In addition, information about the detention of an agent of the special services of a particular country is not always disclosed under a certain political situation and certain relationships.

[Holuay T.O]

Be quiet, don't shine spies!
And then they will run up and start scribbling complaints
I read that Turkish intelligence has the most spies, and almost all are recruited on an ideological basis, this is dangerous, especially when they pulled up their saboteurs from the Burgundy Berets, they are already in no way inferior to the Green Berets

[Insurgent]

Quote: Holuay T.O.

For a long time Turkish spies have not been detained, and I don’t remember if there were such cases at all? Do the Turks have intelligence aces?

Well, Duc and about the Russian intelligence in Turkey, somehow, is not heard. So that - parity

[Holuay T.O]

Exactly! did not think

[rocket757]

Note that this is not the first person detained for work on intelligence in Ukraine, and not the last.

Judge and plant ... what other options there might be. They choose their own destiny.

[aszzz888]

rocket757 (Victor)
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Note that this is not the first person detained for work on intelligence in Ukraine, and not the last.
Judge and plant ... what other options there might be. They choose their own destiny.

Only this way and not otherwise.

[alex83]

go one of the first to stand in line for Russian citizenship

[tihonmarine]

Quote: alex83

go one of the first to stand in line for Russian citizenship

Well, for this, the owners left him in the Crimea. Everything is like before the beginning of the Second World War in the western regions of the annexed to the USSR.

[Konstantin Gogolev]

For general development.

Recently, there was either an explanation or a resolution of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation on the possibility of deprivation of citizenship in the following cases:
- provision of inaccurate information by a person who received Russian citizenship;
- commission of grave and especially grave crimes by a person who has received the citizenship of the Russian Federation.

Logical enough in my opinion.

[2 Level Advisor]

For a general clarification of development ..
it was meant there, cases when it was committed in the period before obtaining citizenship of the Russian Federation, deprivation of citizenship of the Russian Federation for crimes committed after obtaining citizenship is not provided ..

[Konstantin Gogolev]

To clarify the general refinement of the development ...)

... The grounds for revoking citizenship can also be a deception - the message of "knowingly false information regarding the obligations to comply with the Constitution of the Russian Federation and Russian legislation", which a person gives publicly in the form of the Oath of a citizen of the Russian Federation.

The court must establish the fact of violation of the oath, and in the case of Aleksey Novikov this circumstance is indisputably confirmed. He was convicted and served his sentence under Article 22 of the Federal Law on Citizenship, which equates to establishing the fact of knowingly reporting false information. However, the failed terrorist considered that such an approach in his particular case violates the provisions of Article 54 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation: "A law establishing or aggravating liability has no retroactive effect." The Constitutional Court disagreed with him.

The commission of crimes that undermine the state system and the security of the Russian Federation should be regarded as a refusal of the obligation to be loyal to Russia
- Cancellation of the decision on the acquisition by a person of the citizenship of the Russian Federation in connection with the establishment by the court of the fact that this person has knowingly provided false information does not act as a measure of responsibility, - emphasized in the definition of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation, - and by its legal nature it is a constitutional restorative measure And therefore, the constitutional prohibition on giving retroactive effect to a law establishing or aggravating liability does not apply to such cancellation.

https://rg-ru.turbopages.org/rg.ru/s/2021/03/10/reg-szfo/ks-rf-raziasnil-lishenie-grazhdanstva-po-terroristicheskim-statiam.html

The only thing is, I cannot find a new approach (grave and especially grave crimes) to the interpretation of the grounds. In the previous. option:
"Committing crimes that undermine the state system and the security of the Russian Federation, must be regarded as a refusal of the obligation to be loyal to Russia, to comply with the Constitution and legislation of the country. "

Neither the Guarantor nor the Consultant is available - there is no access to the Bulletins of the Courts on Law Enforcement Practices. I prefer to work with primary sources - journalists are also kooky, but Ros.gazeta is a serious source, at least for the publication of the NLA.

[Zapasnoy]

The author, be correct. Do not confuse the concept of a spy and a treason. The subjects of espionage are foreign citizens or a stateless person, and the subjects of high treason are citizens of the Russian Federation. Here we are talking about a traitor to the motherland, not a spy.

[Dikson]

sorry that is not in the subject - RIA Novosti reports with reference to the representative of the emergency services of the region.
"An emergency landing of the Il-78 tanker is expected, with 16 people on board," the source said.
According to preliminary data, the aircraft has a technical malfunction of the nose landing gear.
It is specified that the aircraft is currently producing fuel. Landing is expected at approximately 12:00.

[Hazarov]

It’s strange. And what is there in Crimea that everyone would not know without this citizen of Russia?
Maybe not a spy, but a saboteur-saboteur? BUT?

[Ros 56]

He will also serve a term for permanent residence in Yakutia, to graze reindeer with a ban on leaving there.

[Xenofont]

Gave citizenship to anyone, and now catch this whole pack of Banderlog. Plus, the local authorities have inherited the methods of kaklyat lawlessness and corruption. The people of Crimea, nevertheless, presented all this differently in terms of local authorities. And this government handed out passports of the Russian Federation.

[Pavel57]

It is difficult to catch all spies.

Quote: kit88

He is a citizen of Russia. Where to change it

And that there were no such cases in our history?

[xomaNN]

Rotten kid ... I found myself a job and 6-8 years old will materialize him on a bunk

[Yaro Polk]

Such-only at a CONSUMPTION ... by ZVTime

[tolmachiev51]

A man got lost in space - he walked, went to work, and then bam-spy !!! Not serious, comrades of the FSB.

[komandir8]

Yes, and in the Crimea, the FSB has a lot of work .... a lot, there are those who wish - back to "ukroreykh."