FSB: the woman who transmitted the data to Kiev did not see anything terrible in this

The woman detained for passing data on Russian military facilities to the Ukrainian special services said she did not see anything terrible in this. A video of the suspect's interrogation was distributed by the FSB Public Relations Center on June 26.

According to the agency, the woman transmitted information to the Ukrainian curators about the deployment of ships of the Russian Black Sea Fleet and air defense facilities in Novorossiysk, Sochi and Sevastopol.

"I didn't see anything <...> scary about it," the suspect replied when asked why she had informed a foreign state.

The woman admitted that she performed tasks for a monetary reward. A criminal case has been opened against her under Article 275 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("High treason").

Earlier that day, FSB officers detained in St. Petersburg an accomplice of the special services of Ukraine, who was investigating the places of residence of the Russian military in order to commit terrorist attacks against them. During the interrogation, the woman said that her tasks also included finding out the location of buildings, entrances, exits and the presence of cars in the parking lot.