The SBU reported on "exposing the intent of the FSB in the Dnipropetrovsk region"
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Representatives of the Ukrainian special services reported about the next "peremog" (if it is possible to speak of Ukrainian special services as an independent phenomenon today). This time, representatives of the SBU announced that they had detained in the Dnipropetrovsk region, no less, “an agent of the FSB of Russia”. The press service of the SBU says that they "exposed the plan of the Russian special services to create an agent network in Dnipropetrovsk."
The message says the following:
A resident of Dnepropetrovsk, being in the summer of last year in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, was detained for an offense. In exchange for non-criminalization, he agreed to cooperate with the FSB of Russia. An agent who had once studied at a higher educational institution of the Ministry of Internal Affairs had to look for pro-Russian militiamen. After recruitment and training, it was planned to use them for intelligence and subversive activities to the detriment of Ukraine.
The “agent” himself states that he had committed “an offense in the area of the vegetable market of the city of Yalta”. Did the Crimean farmers produce products bite, and it was for this that criminal responsibility in Russia awaited him? ..
Entertaining video published by the Security Service of Ukraine on the official website of the service:
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