In the Donetsk region, counterintelligence officers of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) detained an informant of the Russian FSB, who was gathering intelligence about the consequences of a Russian missile attack on a cafe in the center of Kramatorsk on June 27.
This was reported in the press service of SBU.
He received this task immediately after the attack on the city. Russian special services were interested in information about the number of dead and injured people, in particular, representatives of the Defense Forces of Ukraine. SBU published fragments of his correspondence:
SBU also established that the FSB informant was covertly monitoring the locations and movements of Ukrainian defenders in Kramatorsk. The law enforcement officers exposed and detained the traitor while he was carrying out a new enemy mission in Kramatorsk.
The local resident, whom the special service of the Russian Federation involved in cooperation in the spring of this year, was chosen because of his anti-Ukrainian comments in various Telegram channels.
SBU investigators informed the detainee about the suspicion. He is currently in custody. The investigation is ongoing.
- At 7:32 p.m. on June 27, the Russian occupiers struck the center of Kramatorsk, targeting a public catering establishment near where there was a large crowd of people. According to the SBU, an agent of the Russian special services, an employee of a local gas transportation company, told the Russians that there were many visitors in the central cafe. SBU believes that he corrected the Russian missile strike.
- On June 29, search and rescue operations were completed in Kramatorsk after a Russian missile strike. 12 people died.
- On June 30, the October Court of Dnipro sent the suspect to the pretrial detention center for two months for correcting the rocket attack on Kramatorsk on June 27. He turned out to be an employee of the local gas transport company Volodymyr Sinelnyk.