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death spy stories and the amazing devices and operations that
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or paperback on Amazon. Well, we have another spy story,
this time over in Ukraine and between Ukraine and Russia.
Ukraine Secret Service uncovered a Russian spy network operating in
three regions, involving current and former law enforcement. Two suspects
were arrested in mile Kliff for gathering intelligence on military positions.
And critical infrastructure. They faced life and imprisonment. The Ukraine
Security Service SBU has announced the dismantling of the Russian
espionage network operating in Mikalayov and the Neprosovik. The network,
which included current and former law enforcements, was poorly engaging
and gathering intelligence. According to the SBU, a special operation
result in the rest of the two men, whose activities
were reported recordinated by both the Russian FSB and military intelligence.
The SBU reports that the arrested officer collected data on
the locations and movements of Ukrainian armed forces, reportedly attempted
to identify the location so strategic defense industry enterprises. The
Russian agent network also reportedly involved the father of one
of the suspects, a resident of the Ukraine and former
military officer. The SBU claims of the coordinates he provided
were used by the foreign Russian forces of carry out
a repeated attack on an energy facility in the Krepathian region.
During searches of the detainee's premises, law enforcement officers sees
mobile phones, computers, draft notes, and documents reportedly containing evidence
of crime. So there's our spy story for today, a
real live one. It just happened. If who knows exactly
when this happened, but a few months ago at the most,
and obviously in every war there's going to be espionage.