He led the missiles at Shevchenko University in Kiev: the SBU detained the FSB agent (photo)

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) detained the agent of the Russian FSB, which adjusted rocket strikes on one of the corps of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv on December 31, 2022. This was reported in the SBU. In addition, law enforcement officers noted that the detainee explored the locations of the staffs and the place of the greatest concentration of personnel and military equipment of the Armed Forces in the territory of the capital and Zhytomyr region.

"As a result of the special operation, the SBU staff exposed the Russian agent, established its location and detained in their own home in Kiev," the message reads. According to the investigation, a 40-year-old resident of the capital was a Russian corrector who "professed pro-Kremlin views. " According to law enforcement officers to assist the aggressor in the war against Ukraine, at the end of last year, he made the status of a "volunteer" and went to Russia through third countries.

During the crossing of the border from the Russian Federation, the man, on his own initiative, declared the FSB staff member of his readiness to cooperate with the Russian special service. "In order to confirm his" dedication "to the invaders, the resident immediately gave them the coordinates, which allegedly stationed one of the units of defense forces in the capital region," the SBU emphasized. A few days later, as law enforcement officers clarify, the enemy was attacking this "location".

The Security Service also added that after that the FSB representatives delivered their agent to Moscow, where they were informed in detail about methods of work, conspiracy and priority tasks. Later, the defendant was sent to Ukraine to collect intelligence. "In return, he was promised assistance in obtaining Russian citizenship and timely" evacuation "to the aggressor country," the press service said.

To obtain intelligence in Zhytomyr region, the suspected "dark" used his relatives who lived there. And in the capital, he independently conducted visual observation and photo fixation of Ukrainian objects while walking in the city. "On the basis of the evidence collected, investigators of the Security Service reported the detainee of the suspicion under Part 2 of Article 111 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (betrayal committed in martial law). The attacker is in custody.

He is threatened with life imprisonment," the militiamen said. We will remind, on November 26 it was reported that Western media showed how the air defense reflected the attack on Kiev. The command of the command Yuri Ignat noted that journalists did not show from which locations the missiles could fly, so servicemen did not have claims to international media. Also, law enforcement officers have recently declared suspicion of the Kiev blogger, who recorded scandalous streams.