She moved four times to avoid being exposed: SSU detained woman who coordinated Russian strikes on Sumy
A local unemployed woman who directed Russian strikes against a city near the front lines has been detained in Sumy.
This was reported by the SSU press service, according to Censor.NET.
Details
To maintain secrecy and avoid detection, she moved between four different apartments over the course of a week.
"These were the homes and outbuildings of her acquaintances, who were unaware that the woman was working for the enemy.
As the investigation revealed, the suspect attempted to locate border guard bases and Defense Forces checkpoints on the outskirts of the regional center for the ruscists," the statement reads.
The agent traveled around the community on public buses and also conducted reconnaissance on foot.
Arrest
The woman was arrested in one of her rented apartments.
She came to the attention of the FSB while looking for "easy" money in the chat rooms of specialized Telegram channels. She passed the information she gathered to the enemy in the form of photos of potential "targets" with their coordinates marked on Google Maps.
"During searches of the detainee's premises, two smartphones were seized, which she used alternately to maintain covert contact with an FSB officer. His identity has now been established by the Security Service's counterintelligence unit," the statement said.
She has been notified that she is suspected of treason. She is currently in custody and faces life imprisonment with confiscation of property.
