The SBU detained an ambulance paramedic who was correcting Russian strikes in Odesa region
Kyiv • UNN
An ambulance paramedic who collected intelligence for the FSB was detained in Odesa region. He transmitted data on the location of military facilities to adjust Russian missile and drone strikes on the port city.
The Security Service of Ukraine detained a paramedic of a local emergency medical station in Odesa region. According to law enforcement officials, he was correcting Russian missile and drone strikes on one of the region's port cities. UNN reports this with reference to the SBU.
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Reportedly, first of all, the racists tried to obtain the coordinates of the basing of personnel and ships of the State Border Guard Service. The invaders also hoped to obtain the locations of air defense firing positions defending the airspace of the southern region.
To accomplish this task, the FSB engaged a 39-year-old paramedic at a local emergency medical station. The man came to the attention of the Russian special service back in April this year when he posted anti-Ukrainian comments on the aggressor country's Telegram channels.
On the instructions of the occupiers , the paramedic collected intelligence during trips to the coastal area, in particular during ambulance calls. The traitor displayed the information he received on a Google map and then sent screenshots to his FSB supervisor.
During the searches, two cell phones were found on the man's person, which he used to communicate with the FSB.
Security Service investigators served him a notice of suspicion under Part 2 of Article 111 (high treason committed under martial law) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
The offender is currently in custody. He faces life imprisonment with confiscation of property.
