Russian aggression
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The SSU Counterintelligence and the National Police have thwarted a terrorist attack plotted by the russian intelligence services in the Kyiv region. Thanks to pre-emptive action, the law enforcement averted the assassination of the head of a Ukrainian defence industry enterprise.
Counterterrorism
| State security
| Protecting Ukraine together
| Russian aggression
Based on the evidence collected by the Security Service of Ukraine, another ruscist has been sentenced to 10 years’ imprisonment for terrorising female civilians in Kupiansk and threatening to kill them.
Russian aggression
| Counterterrorism
| Counterintelligence
| State security
| Protecting Ukraine together
In the Donetsk region, the SSU Counterintelligence has neutralised another spy network of russia’s federal security service. Following operations in Kramatorsk, four members of the cell were detained. Acting on enemy instructions, they recorded the coordinates of the Defence Forces within the frontline city.
Protecting Ukraine together
| ‘BURN THE FSB-MAN’
| Russian aggression
| Counterterrorism
| State security
The Security Service of Ukraine has recorded an increase in attempts by the russian intelligence services to recruit Ukrainians whose relatives are being held captive by the aggressor state.
Russian aggression
| Counterterrorism
| Counterintelligence
| Cyber security
| State security
| Protecting Ukraine together
The Security Service of Ukraine has exposed a further five pro-kremlin agitators in several regions of Ukraine. The perpetrators justified russia’s armed aggression and war crimes, in particular the strikes on Ukrainian cities.
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| State security
| Protecting Ukraine together
| Russian aggression
| Counterterrorism
The SSU Counterintelligence has detained a woman who was helping the enemy target the Cherkasy and Poltava regions. Acting on orders from russia’s federal security service, the agent guided russian strikes against energy infrastructure, government and critical infrastructure facilities in central Ukraine.
Russian aggression
| Counterterrorism
| Counterintelligence
| State security
| Protecting Ukraine together
Based on the evidence collected by the Security Service of Ukraine, an enemy agent – exposed in February this year whilst helping the enemy target Mykolaiv – has been sentenced to 15 years’ imprisonment and confiscation of property.
Counterintelligence
| State security
| Protecting Ukraine together
The SSU Military Counterintelligence, in cooperation with the SSU National Statehood Protection Department and with the assistance of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Commander of the AFU Territorial Defence Forces, has uncovered a group that embezzled public funds during the procurement of unmanned aerial systems for the Ukrainian army.
Russian aggression
| Counterterrorism
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| Protecting Ukraine together
Investigators of the Security Service of Ukraine have launched a criminal investigation into the russian strike on depots in the village of Myla in the Bucha district of the Kyiv region, and the subsequent detonation of the ammunition.
Russian aggression
| Counterterrorism
| Counterintelligence
| State security
| Protecting Ukraine together
Following investigation by the Security Service of Ukraine, an enemy agent – exposed in April 2025 whilst coordinating shelling of the Khmelnytskyi region – has been sentenced to 15 years’ imprisonment and confiscation of property.
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| State security
| Protecting Ukraine together
| Russian aggression
| Counterterrorism
The Security Service of Ukraine has carried out another successful special operation, hitting a Tu-95MS strategic bomber at the Engels military airfield in the Saratov region, russia. The SSU’s long-range drones travelled approximately 800 kilometres to reach the target.
Russian aggression
| Counterterrorism
| State security
| Protecting Ukraine together
The Security Service of Ukraine and the Office of the Prosecutor General have collected evidence against another two russian war criminals involved in the shelling of Ukraine’s critical infrastructure.