In Odessa, law enforcement officers detained six henchmen of the Russian special services who set fire to cars of Ukrainian soldiers.
What is known about the detention of FSB agents who set fire to military vehicles
Over the course of two weeks, enemy agents attempted to destroy more than 15 official SUVs of the Ukrainian Defense Forces.
Law enforcement officers detained the perpetrators almost simultaneously in different parts of the city.
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The Russian agents turned out to be six Odessans aged 18 to 24 who worked as couriers for a well-known food delivery service.
The Russian FSB went after the young people because of their activity in Telegram channels looking for easy money, where they left their “resumes”.
In one of these chats, an FSB representative responded to the defendants and offered money in exchange for them destroying Ukrainian military vehicles.
Photo: Office of the Prosecutor General
Photo: Office of the Prosecutor General
Photo: Office of the Prosecutor General
How FSB agents acted during the arson of cars VSU
During the arson of cars, young people acted mainly in pairs. For example, one set the fire, the other — filmed it.
Working under the guise of couriers, the criminals rode around the city on scooters and found out the addresses where the Ukrainian Armed Forces vehicles were parked.
Then they sent photos of potential targets to their curator from the FSB of the Russian Federation for approval. After approval, enemy agents arrived at the places where military vehicles were parked and set them on fire, having previously doused them with a flammable mixture.
Then the attackers filmed the burning Ukrainian Armed Forces vehicles for the FSB of the Russian Federation to report.
In the future, the Russian Federation planned to use these videos to conduct information and psychological special operations against Ukraine.
What punishment will the young people face? , who set fire to the vehicles of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
SBU officers detained enemy henchmen. Homemade incendiary mixtures and phones with evidence of the crimes were confiscated from the agents.
The perpetrators are currently in custody. All six defendants have been notified of suspicion under Part 1 of Article 114-1 of the Criminal Code Ukraine (obstruction of the lawful activities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and other military formations).
Russian accomplices face up to 8 years of imprisonment.
