The SSU is systemically collecting evidence of the involvement of russian oligarchs and businessmen in financing russia’s armed aggression against Ukraine. This step is necessary in order to consider their activities in conjunction with russia’s war crimes in the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
‘Any ‘bavovna’ [meme meaning explosions] happening to russian ships or the Crimean bridge is an absolutely logical and effective step in relation to the enemy. Moreover, such special operations are conducted in Ukraine’s territorial waters and are completely legal.
This is the outcome of the efforts of the Joint Centre for Coordination of Search and Liberation of Prisoners of War, which implemented the decision of the Coordination Staff for Treatment of PoWs.
The SSU jointly with the SBI have exposed an organized criminal group that was engaged in illegal business in Poltava oblast and tried to ‘get protection’ from the SSU.
The SSU has detained an informant of russian intelligence services who on the eve of the visit of the President of Ukraine to Mykolaiv oblast was collecting information on the planned events.
In Kharkiv, the SSU Counterintelligence detained another enemy informant who was collecting data for russian intelligence services on Ukrainian Defence Forces in the region.
The SSU has collected evidence against another 8 members of the terrorist organizations ‘L/DNR’ who fought against Ukraine.
Based on the evidence collected by the SSU, the court convicted another metropolitan of moscow patriarchate’s Ukrainian Orthodox Church - head of Tulchyn diocese in Vinnytsia region, who publicly justified russia’s armed aggression against Ukraine.
As a result of a multi-stage special operation, the SSU Counterintelligence dismantled an enemy intelligence network in Donetsk oblast.
The SBU cyber experts blocked attempts of russia’s military intelligence to gain access to the combat data exchange system of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The SSU jointly with the NABU have exposed a current member of Ukrainian parliament on large-scale corruption.
Based on the evidence collected by the SSU, the courts have convicted another 4 russian informants to real prison terms for adjusting russian air attacks on Ukrainian cities.