The SBU detained the GRU agents that corrected Kiev rocket firing on September 21 (photo)

It is known that in the field of view of the military intelligence of the Russian Federation suspects got through their anti -Ukrainian posts on social networks, which were distributed after the beginning of a full -scale invasion of the aggressor. Cyberfachivtsi of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) detained two agents of the Russian Federation, which corrected the air attack of the aggressor country on Kiev on the night of September 21 this year. About it reports the SBU.

Law enforcement officers found that on the eve of this date, the detainees sent the Russian coordinates to the city. "The main goals of a hostile attack were the capital's life support objects, including energy -generating enterprises," the message reads. According to the investigation, two locals who worked for the Main Directorate of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (known as a game) were engaged in "guiding" Russian missiles.

The SBU noted that in the field of view of military intelligence of the Russian Federation they got through their anti -Ukrainian posts on social networks, which were distributed after the start of a full -scale invasion of the aggressor. "A representative of the Russian GRU remotely recruited both men and set them a task for collecting intelligence in Kiev," the SBU noted.

At the instruction of the Special Service of the Russian Federation, agents tracked the places of base and moving the defense forces in the capital region. To do this, they went on the street and hidden locked out the deployment points of Ukrainian defenders. Also, the defendants of the "dark" used their acquaintances, in which they asked "the necessary" information under the guise of household conversations.

In addition, hostile agents sent to their Russian "curator" photographs and geolocation of strategically important objects of energy infrastructure. The suspects used a messenger to transmit information, and several anonymous accounts were created to mask the "sessions" of communication. For each task, the detainees received money from the Russian Federation.

During the searches at the places of residence of both the defendants, the mobile phones that they used to photograph Ukrainian objects and correspondence with the aggressor were removed. Bank cards for which Russian agents were received from their "curator" from the game were also found. "Currently, investigators of the Security Service have informed both of the detainees of the suspicion under Part 2 of Article 28 and Part 2 of Article 111 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine," the message added.