Unemployed Woman in Sumy Suspected of Directing Russian Strikes Changed Homes
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<p>Changed four houses and fired missiles at the city: an FSB agent was detained in Sumy An unemployed resident of Sumy pointed Russian missiles and searched for positions of border guards and checkpoints. She faces life imprisonment.</p>
The enemy was employed by the local unemployed, and the FSB saw a woman looking for "light" earnings in thematic Telegram Canal chat rooms.
The woman collected information for the Russian intelligence services about the positions of border guards and checkpoints of the Defense Forces
A woman suspected of collaborating with Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) has been detained in the Ukrainian city of Sumy. She changed her residence four times in a week to avoid detection. She reportedly received approximately 5,000 hryvnias for providing the coordinates of eight Ukrainian defense force positions.
This was reported by the Security Service of Ukraine. It was found that in order to conspire and avoid exposure, the defendant changed four rooms during the week. These were dwellings and outbuildings...
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