Over the past 24 hours (March 14), the SSU detained over 60 collaborators in various regions of Ukraine and neutralized 20 sabotage and reconnaissance groups.

The SSU is also documenting crimes of Russian invaders in the temporarily occupied territories. It has been recorded that they are bringing ‘prosecutors’ from the temporarily occupied territories to villages in Luhansk region to create occupation punitive authorities.

In Cherkasy region:

The SSU arrested an informant who worked for the occupier’s intelligence service. She was tasked to pass on to the enemy photos and videos with the location of servicemen and equipment of Ukrainian Armed Forces in Cherkasy region.

The woman was involved in this activity through banned Russian social media. There, she actively promoted Russkiy Mir and supported the occupation of the so-called L/DNR. She also spread posts calling for change of borders of sovereign Ukraine and was looking forward to Russian troops in Cherkasy region.

In Luhansk region:

The SSU is recording the aggressor’s crimes in the temporarily occupied territory, where the occupiers are trying to create a system of suppressing the resistance of Ukrainians. To do this, they are forming punitive authorities.

For example, the invaders brought the so-called prosecutors’ from the temporarily occupied territories to Markivka, Bilovodsk and Troitske. These ‘prosecutors’ have already proved themselves in the ‘LNR’.

In Lysychansk, the SSU special purpose team detained a resident who was collecting information about stationing and movement of Ukrainian troops. The agent was instructed by a militant of the so-called DNR. 

In Kirovohrad region:

The SSU exposed a man who worked in the Russian information field from the territory of Ukraine. He published posts with his anti-Ukrainian position on popular forums, expressed disrespect for Ukrainian Armed Forces and the state’s leadership. The individual has been detained.

In Zakarpattia region:

The SSU detained a local resident who organized a channel for smuggling citizens of call-up age abroad. The criminal used foreign passports that did not belong to his ‘clients’.

The SSU special purpose team detained the man when he was attempting to smuggle three deserters abroad. All of them have been apprehended and are currently being interrogated by the SSU.

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