Russia Apprehends Two Accused of Spying for Ukraine
(MENAFN) Russia announced on Friday that it had apprehended two individuals in the Bryansk area, accusing them of collaborating with Ukrainian intelligence services.
As stated by the Federal Security Service (FSB), the accused captured images and videos of military and law enforcement locations and were allegedly engaged in planning acts of sabotage.
The FSB reported that the individuals received "explosives, guns, and other items" through the use of drones. They are said to have communicated via "messaging apps" to obtain directions from a person based in Ukraine.
One of the detainees reportedly confessed to concealing "weapons" in various locations throughout Russia, while the other admitted to creating tools designed to trigger "explosives remotely."
Authorities mentioned that during a search of one suspect's residence, they discovered "drones," a "pistol with a silencer," "ammunition," "detonators," and additional materials.
The two were taken into custody, and an investigation was initiated on allegations of "treason" and the unlawful possession of "explosives."
The Bryansk region, which shares a frontier with Ukraine, has experienced multiple occurrences since the onset of the conflict in 2022.
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