The SSU has established that russian special services had carried out a series of provocations in the temporarily occupied areas of Southern and Eastern Ukraine.
The SSU investigators have gathered enough evidence and witness testimonies to bring to justice a russian serviceman suspected of killing and raping residents of Kyiv region.
The SSU blocked the activities of a russian-controlled energy company located in Ukraine.
At the end of this month, the 90-day term set by russian legislation for a ‘special operation’ expires. So, those of them who came to Ukraine in February have grounds to ‘legally’ leave.
Some of them hold senior positions and order their subordinates to get drugs for them.
In Donetsk region, russian contract soldiers nearly killed General Valeriy Solodchuk and his security, who came to quell the rebellion and force those who refused to continue fighting.
This is evidenced by texting of a russian invader intercepted by the SSU.
After the Armed Forces of Ukraine eliminated such an elite unit, ‘ordinary’ russian occupiers are even more afraid to fight.
Since the start of russia’s full-scale aggression, the SSU has exposed over 360 russian agents and over 5,000 collaborators. The report below includes details of our recent operations.
Upon the SSU’s submission, court seized movable and immovable property, accounts and corporate rights of a group of companies of russian Tatneft. This oil company supplies oil products inside russia for the needs of russian MoD.
The new captured invaders no longer tell the SSU investigators that they came to Ukraine for military exercises. This is what they told earlier. Now, occupiers understand in advance that they will be ordered to kill civilian Ukrainians.
The involved official helped organize commercial use of ambulances that Ukraine received from Italy as humanitarian aid.