Three "gunners" of Russian strikes in Lyman and Dnipropetrovs'k region receive sentences

Thanks to the evidence provided by the Security Service, three more Russian informants who were adjusting Russian air attacks in the Donetsk and Dnipropetrovsk regions have received real prison terms. They were all detained as a result of SSU special operations in the territory of two regions of our state.

According to Ukrainian law enforcement materials, one of the criminals received 14 years in prison, another - 12 years, and the third criminal will spend 9 years behind bars.

In Donetsk, a local resident who provided the occupiers with information about the location and movement of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the liberated city of Lyman was sentenced.

The enemy was particularly interested in the geolocation of the headquarters of the Armed Forces and the SSU units. SSU agents arrested a Russian informant who was trying to transfer intelligence information to the military intelligence of the Russian Southern Military District via the "Odnoklassniki" social network.

A 24-year-old resident of the city of Novogrodivka in the Pokrovsky district, who had been involved in cooperation with the Russian special services prior to the full-scale invasion of Russia, has also been sentenced. At that time, the criminal traveled to temporarily occupied Donetsk, where she underwent a sabotage training course in the field camps of the terrorist organization "DNR."

After that, she was transferred to the "waiting" mode and sent home, but after February 24, 2022, she was activated to carry out intelligence and subversion missions against Ukraine.

On the orders of the aggressor, she placed marks near the places where Ukrainian military and law enforcement officers could potentially be located in the front-line areas of the region.

In Dnipropetrovsk, a former criminal from Kamyanske was sentenced. He worked for the FSB and prepared an RF missile strike on one of the local plants. To do this, he photographed the "perimeter" and the interior of the industrial facility, and then sent ready-made photos to the aggressor with a reference to the location. The investigations into all these exposed facts were conducted under the procedural guidance of the prosecutor's office.