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The Russian GRU continues its notorious activities, engaging in provocations on Ukrainian soil and international espionage. Among the unsettling developments, Russia is reportedly using Polish symbols to create tension between Ukraine and Poland, according to the Center for Countering Disinformation. The infamous GRU has also been implicated in recruiting Ukrainian teenagers for destructive acts in Odessa through digital platforms like Telegram. The Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) has actively countered these espionage efforts, detaining agents involved in plotting attacks against Ukraine's defense infrastructure and collaborating with international bodies to tackle extensive cyber spying aimed at the EU, US, and Ukraine.

What provocations is Russia planning in Ukraine using Polish symbols?

Russia reportedly plans to use Polish symbols for provocations in Ukraine to drive a wedge between Ukraine and Poland, as highlighted during the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdansk. Such actions aim to create diplomatic tensions and destabilize international relations. These provocations are part of a long-standing strategy of using disinformation to disrupt alliances and sow discord among nations.

How has the SSU responded to GRU activities in Ukraine?

The SSU has been proactive in countering GRU activities by detaining agents collecting intelligence and planning attacks on Ukraine's defense industry. They have thwarted numerous plots, including those involving drone strikes and recruitment for terrorist activities. By working with international agencies, the SSU aims to curtail these espionage efforts more effectively.

What is the impact of GRU cyber operations in the EU and US?

GRU cyber operations have targeted key infrastructures in the EU and US, leading to significant cybersecurity concerns. Their hacking efforts have compromised communication networks and disrupted critical services, highlighting the global scale and impact of Russian intelligence operations. These actions underscore the necessity for coordinated cybersecurity defenses among international allies.

How was the Russian GRU involved in the recruitment of Ukrainian teenagers?

Reports indicate that a Russian GRU officer used Telegram to recruit Ukrainian teenagers for conducting arson and other terrorist acts in Odessa. This recruitment strategy underscores the GRU's use of digital platforms to manipulate and control vulnerable populations for executing its disruptive agendas.

What measures have international entities taken against GRU's espionage activities?

International bodies like the FBI and various EU law enforcement agencies have collaborated in cybersecurity operations to weaken GRU's intelligence activities. Coordinated efforts focus on detecting and neutralizing cyber threats, sharing intelligence, and reinforcing global cybersecurity frameworks to safeguard national and international security interests.

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SSU has exposed GRU agent who enlisted in Armed Forces of Ukraine and was spying in Kharkiv. VIDEO&PHOTOS SSU has exposed GRU agent who enlisted in Armed Forces of Ukraine and was spying in Kharkiv. VIDEO&PHOTOS After being recruited, the Russian agent enlisted in the Armed Forces of Ukraine in order to gather intelligence from within. He and his wife were detained in Kharkiv and charged with treason. 6 764 10 Previously in trend: spying in favor of Russia

Russian agent exposed in Zakarpattia for gathering data on strikes against Ukraine’s defence industry, - SSU. PHOTO Russian agent exposed in Zakarpattia for gathering data on strikes against Ukraine’s defence industry, - SSU. PHOTO A Russian intelligence agent has been arrested in Zakarpattia; he was helping the enemy to plan attacks on defence-related enterprises and gathering information about their employees. 1 693 4 Previously in trend: spying in favor of Russia

SSU detained Russian GRU agent who adjusted drone strikes on Dnipropetrovsk region. PHOTO SSU detained Russian GRU agent who adjusted drone strikes on Dnipropetrovsk region. PHOTO The SSU’s military counter-intelligence unit has exposed and detained a Russian agent who was gathering intelligence on the Ukrainian Armed Forces and directing strikes by Geran-3 jet-powered drones. 1 414 1 Previously in trend: spying in favor of Russia

SSU has exposed minor who was directing shelling of Dnipro on orders of his father, agent of Russian Federation. PHOTOS SSU has exposed minor who was directing shelling of Dnipro on orders of his father, agent of Russian Federation. PHOTOS The Security Service’s counter-intelligence unit has detained another Russian military intelligence agent in Dnipro. He turned out to be a 17-year-old local resident recruited by the enemy, who was directing Russian air strikes on the city. 4 530 15 Previously in trend: Detention of adjusters

Correspondence of Russian General Demurchiev made public: "I have prisoner—should I liquidate him or give him to you?". PHOTOS Correspondence of Russian General Demurchiev made public: "I have prisoner—should I liquidate him or give him to you?". PHOTOS Journalists from the "Schemes" project (Radio Liberty) obtained a large collection of correspondence and voice messages from Russian Major General Roman Demurchiev, deputy commander of the 20th Combined Arms Army of the Russian Armed Forces, which operates in the Lyman direction, among other places. 20 258 14 Previously in trend: War crimes of Russia

Agent who involved his minor son in directing Russian strikes on Dnipro is detained. PHOTOS Agent who involved his minor son in directing Russian strikes on Dnipro is detained. PHOTOS The Security Service's counterintelligence unit detained another Russian military intelligence agent in Dnipro. 2 999 19 Previously in trend: High treason

SSU detained Russian GRU agents who had been ordered to investigate consequences of "Oreshnik" strike on Lviv region. VIDEO&PHOTOS. VIDEO&PHOTOS SSU detained Russian GRU agents who had been ordered to investigate consequences of "Oreshnik" strike on Lviv region. VIDEO&PHOTOS. VIDEO&PHOTOS The Security Service's counterintelligence detained two Russian military intelligence agents who helped the enemy assess the consequences of the "Oreshnik" strike on civilian infrastructure in the Lviv region on the night of 8 to 9 January 2026. 5 520 8 Previously in trend: Oreshnik missile strike on Lviv

SSU detained a GRU agent who was preparing hideouts with explosives for terrorist attacks in four regions of Ukraine. PHOTOS SSU detained a GRU agent who was preparing hideouts with explosives for terrorist attacks in four regions of Ukraine. PHOTOS The Security Service's counterintelligence prevented new terrorist attacks in Kyiv, Chernihiv, Uman, and Odesa. As a result of pre-emptive actions, an agent of Russian military intelligence (better known as the GRU) who was preparing hideouts with explosives was detained. 2 903 10 Previously in trend: High treason

SSU detains Russian GRU informant who adjusted Russian bombings of Lyman. PHOTO SSU detains Russian GRU informant who adjusted Russian bombings of Lyman. PHOTO The counterintelligence of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has detained another informant for Russia’s military intelligence in Donetsk region. 3 619 4 Previously in trend: Dissemination of information about the AFU

SSU detained Russian GRU spotter who directed enemy strikes on hospitals in Sloviansk. PHOTO SSU detained Russian GRU spotter who directed enemy strikes on hospitals in Sloviansk. PHOTO The SSU detained another Russian military intelligence agent in Donetsk region. The offender was preparing coordinates for Russian air attacks in the Kramatorsk direction. 5 362 19 Previously in trend: High treason

Prepared strikes on AFU airfields in western Ukraine: GRU agent detained, - SSU. PHOTOS Prepared strikes on AFU airfields in western Ukraine: GRU agent detained, - SSU. PHOTOS SSU CI jointly with the National Police detained an agent of the Russian military intelligence (GRU), who was operating in Khmelnytskyi region. 7 847 21 Previously in trend: High treason Detention of adjusters spying in favor of Russia

Russian GRU agent, who adjusted strikes on Zaporizhzhia, sentenced to 15 years in prison - SSU. PHOTO Russian GRU agent, who adjusted strikes on Zaporizhzhia, sentenced to 15 years in prison - SSU. PHOTO Another agent of Russian military intelligence (better known as the GRU), who operated in Zaporizhzhia, was sentenced to 15 years in prison, adjusting Russian strikes on the city. 1 983 11

Russian military intelligence chief dies following 'long illness', – MoD. PHOTO Russian military intelligence chief dies following 'long illness', – MoD. PHOTO Russian media reported on Nov. 21, quoting the defense ministry that Chief of Russia's General Staff Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU), Igor Korobov died after "a serious and long illness" at the age of 62. 40 563 244