According to the Russian internal secret service FSB, a woman has been arrested. She is said to collect information on critical infrastructure on behalf of Ukraine and to be in close contact with Ukrainian intelligence agents…
A woman has been arrested in Moscow on charges of preparing acts of sabotage on behalf of Ukraine, according to Russia’s internal intelligence services. On behalf of the Ukrainian secret service, the woman collected information about a critical infrastructure facility.
Convicted by surveillance footage – up to 10 years in prison
According to Russian media, FSB surveillance footage shows the suspect using her mobile phone to film the area around a hydroelectric power station in the town of Uglich, north of Moscow. It is then shown how the woman is arrested in her office by hooded FSB agents and police officers. The RIA news agency reports that a court had already ordered a prison sentence of two months for the woman on Saturday. A criminal investigation has been launched, according to the FSB. If convicted, the woman faces up to ten years in prison.
Chat history with Ukrainian intelligence agent
The Telegram channel Basa, which occasionally distributes information from the FSB, published an exchange of messages between the alleged sabotage assistant and an alleged Ukrainian secret service agent. In it, the woman agrees to provide Ukraine with the coordinates of local train routes, military service centers and waterworks. She hopes Ukrainian drone strikes will reach far into Russia to break support for President Vladimir Putin, she writes in the exchange. Its authenticity could not be verified.
More and more “saboteurs” are being arrested
Her arrest came a day after an attack on the Crimean bridge, which is central to supplying Russian troops in the war in Ukraine. The government in Moscow blames Ukraine for the attack. The Russian security services have repeatedly arrested suspected saboteurs on suspicion of supporting Ukraine.
Source: Krone
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