It is noted that the detainee spied in two directions of defense of Ukrainian troops. The first was the south of Dnipropetrovsk region, where she was scouting locations where AFU units were based.

Another direction is Zaporizhzhia. There, the enemy was interested in movement routes and points of deployment of Ukrainian defenders on the outskirts of the regional center. The Russian occupants planned to use the intelligence to break through the Ukrainian defenses. According to the investigation, the informant turned out to be a sales clerk in one of the villages in the south of Dnipropetrovsk region, which borders Zaporizhzhia district. The informer tried to establish close contacts with the Ukrainian military in order to "darkly" solicit the necessary information.

She passed the intelligence to the occupants through her acquaintance, who lives in temporarily occupied Crimea and has a brother who is a commander of a Rashist unit.

Security Service investigators informed the detainee of suspicion of unauthorized dissemination of information about the movement, movement or location of the AFU when it is possible to identify them on the ground. The woman is now in custody and faces up to 12 years in prison.

Note: according to Article 62 of the Constitution of Ukraine, a person is considered innocent of committing a crime and cannot be criminally punished until his guilt is proven in a lawful manner and established by a guilty verdict of a court.