US EditionEight Russian Collaborators Who Were Trying to "Relive the Ussr" in Ukraine Arrested
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In six regions of Ukraine, including Kharkiv, law enforcement officers conducted searches in connection with the activities of an underground neo-communist organization that called for the restoration of the Soviet Union and spread prohibited symbols. This is reported by "Ukrainian Pravda" with reference to the National Police, the Kyiv City Prosecutor's Office, the Cherkasy Regional Prosecutor's Office and the Security Service of Ukraine. Thus,…
From the SBU (Ukrainian intelligence service) reported on Monday the arrest of eight people who are accused of being accomplices of Russia and of collaborating with the invading country to, according to them, "relive the USSR" (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) within the Ukrainian borders.The group aimed to create "neocommunist cells" throughout Ukraine and destabilize the complicated socio-political situation to favor the invaders.Intellige…
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