Bomb-Maker Working for Russia’s Military Intelligence in Zaporizhzhia Loses His Freedom for 15 Years
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Bomb-maker working for Russia’s military intelligence in Zaporizhzhia loses his freedom for 15 years
A Ukrainian court has convicted a man of treason for building homemade bombs intended for attacks in Zaporizhzhia, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) said. Russia's military intelligence agency, the GRU, reportedly picked him out of Telegram channels where he was hunting for easy earnings. The devices were still meant to go into caches when officers took him. Zaporizhzhia sits close to the front in southeastern Ukraine, and the city takes Rus…
The court sentenced the resident Zaporogya, who worked for Russian military intelligence and made improvised explosive devices for future terrorist attacks.
Russian agent who made explosive devices for terrorist attacks in Zaporizhia gets 15 years in prison
An agent of Russia’s military intelligence (better known as the GRU) who prepared homemade bombs for terrorist attacks in Zaporizhia has been sentenced to 15 years in prison with asset confiscation, the press service of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has said.
According to the investigation, the agent made homemade bombs, and their caches were to be handed over to the Russian curator
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