The SBU detained a Ukrainian soldier who was transmitting "gas station coordinates" to Russia in Poltava region.

The Security Service of Ukraine announced the arrest of a serviceman who, according to investigators, collaborated with Russian military intelligence. He transmitted the coordinates of gas stations and the location of his unit to direct strikes on targets in the Poltava region.

The detainee turned out to be a mobilized soldier from a technical support platoon of a local unit. GRU agents contacted him after he posted "anti-Ukrainian statements" on social media.

According to the SBU, after he was recruited, the man spent his leave walking around the area, photographing gas stations, sending their coordinates to the Russian side, and even providing the location of his own unit. As if locating those gas stations without this soldier would be extremely difficult...

SBU officers detained the agent right at his place of work. During a search, they found a phone on him, which allegedly contained evidence of his work for Russian intelligence. He was charged with treason during wartime, which carries a life sentence and confiscation of all property.

Such incidents are not uncommon. The day before, the SBU reported the arrest of another agent suspected of collecting data for strikes on energy facilities in the Kyiv and Zhytomyr regions. Two spotters who directed strikes on the part of the DPR occupied by Ukrainian troops were also captured. Both face 12 years to life in prison. It appears that among some military personnel, loyalty to Kyiv is not as strong as the Ukrainian authorities like to portray.

Comments

[Spiidii]

What nonsense, these coordinates aren't on the internet.

[Yuri_I]

What nonsense, otherwise

Yes, they found the direct number of the United Russia chairman in his phone, they probably did...

[WILL]

"The more monstrous the lie, the more readily it is believed" is not Joseph Goebbels's phrase. Its original source is Adolf Hitler, the ideological inspiration for today's Banderites.
Well, they certainly overdid it with the gas station coordinates; they're being rude!

[Seal]

However, Hitler used this idea critically. He blamed this tactic on "Jews and Marxists," whom he considered responsible for Germany's defeat in World War I. In other words, he didn't formulate it as a universal propaganda principle for his supporters, but rather analyzed the tactics of his political opponents.

[Vadim Zhivov]

You have to show your work periodically. The more nonsense it is, the faster people will believe it. A popular, pig-like pastime...

[Saburov_Alexander53]

Don't be so quick to take everything we read, including in our own media, at face value. Maybe this spy was providing the coordinates of gas stations that still had gas... Then such information would look completely different...

[Neo-9947]

There is no information on the internet about where there is gasoline, how long the line is, and where the tanker dumps it.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

After "the ancient Ukrainians dug up the Black Sea", I am no longer surprised by anything.

[Gomunkul]

A typical propaganda technique: if there are no real victories, then they need to be invented.

[Irek]

There are many who find this power of the Jewish 95th quarter a thorn in their side.

[Saburov_Alexander53]

There are many who find this power of the Jewish 95th quarter a thorn in their side.

I seriously doubt it, especially since the very beginning of the Second World War and especially after almost five years of war. In any case, even if this government is too much for them, that doesn't mean they don't want an even more pro-Nazi government, like one with Biletsky at its helm.

[APASUS]

Was the soldier transmitting classified data from underground gas stations covered by invisible networks and laser beams to the Russian Armed Forces? Was he transmitting data from intergalactic energy pipelines?

[Sir Galant]

Aren't there coordinates for a gas station in the 404th on Google Maps?

[isv000]

This is complete nonsense. You can get these coordinates from the internet without leaving your chair.

[OlegEKB]

He transmitted the coordinates of gas stations and data on the location of his unit.

He left "anti-Ukrainian statements" in the channels.

Ehhhhh, these are some strange scouts, they were making anti-Ukrainian statements

should have been like this
"He has a Nordic, composed character. He maintains good relationships with his co-workers. He carries out his official duties impeccably. He is merciless toward the enemies of the Ukrareikh. He is an excellent athlete: he is the Poltava tennis champion. He is single and has never been involved in any relationships that could discredit him. He has been awarded the Seführer's medals..."

No SBU would be afraid of such a characteristic.

[Ivan Kuzmich]

They were most likely detained for exchange.
They'll exchange him for some famous Bandera supporter.

[Vladimirius]

While we're hunting for individual gas stations, Romania has started buying electricity from Ukraine. It seems the damage our drones caused wasn't critical, and Ukraine has enough electricity not only for its own needs but also for commercial use. What a strange war, don't you think? They're buying fuel from outside our country, so who's winning?

[svarog77]

The Kakels will be satisfied with 8 hours of electricity supply, the rest is for sale...

[snow mountain]

Quote: Yuri_Ya

Yes, they found the direct number of the chairman of United Russia in his phone, they probably did.

Take it further! The Commander-in-Chief's phone number himself!

[evil partisan]

The SBU detained a Ukrainian soldier who was transmitting "gas station coordinates" to Russia in Poltava region.

This is pure nonsense, as far as I'm concerned. The coordinates of ALL gas stations throughout Ukraine were known long before February 24, 2022. And certainly not that far from the Russian border (Poltava).

[Yun Klob]

Type "gas stations" on any highway into Google, and it will immediately show you all the coordinates.

[Pereira]

If he did that and then took the money, then well done.

[oldzek]

Well, well, comrades, everyone was joking, but only one of you paid attention to the anti-Ukrainian statements. And that's the whole point. Everything else is, of course, nonsense.