Footage of the detention of a Voronezh resident who collaborated with Ukraine has been published

An agent of the special services of Ukraine detained in Voronezh recruited couriers under the guise of helping veterans of the special operation (SVO) to collect information. Footage of the man's detention on June 22 was published by the FSB of Russia.

"My duties included searching for couriers on the Telegram social network. I've been looking for couriers for 16 to 30 years. I attracted them under the guise of helping the participants of MY own and easy earnings," said the detainee.

According to the man, since July last year, he was a member of a criminal group created by an accomplice of the special services of Ukraine. On the instructions of the curators, the defendant conducted a reconnaissance of military facilities and provided Kiev with information about the equipment used by Russia in its military area.

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Earlier that day, the FSB announced the arrest of a 21-year-old Voronezh resident suspected of collaborating with Ukrainian intelligence services and collecting information about military installations in the Moscow region. In addition, according to the FSB, the detainee searched the Internet for people willing to assist the Ukrainian special services, and also participated in the work of Ukrainian call centers specializing in fraud against Russian citizens.