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Based on materials from the SBU 15 years of imprisonment was received by an agent who simultaneously worked for the Russian and Belarusian intelligence services
According to the evidentiary base of the Security Service 15 years of imprisonment with confiscation of property was imposed on an agent of the Russian and Belarusian special services, whom the SBU detained in December 2025 in Kyiv.
As the investigation found, at the request of Belarusian special services the perpetrator tracked the locations of the Defense Forces; on the orders of handlers from the Russian Federation he adjusted missile and drone strikes by the invaders on the energy infrastructure of Ukraine’s capital.
It was established that he set up an “observation” post from the window of his own apartment overlooking the perimeter of one of the capital’s thermal power plants.
He also conducted reconnaissance near the energy facility to determine its technical condition after previous attacks on Kyiv.
According to the investigation, the agent was a general laborer who was working on constructing a shelter for one of the capital’s schools.
He came to the attention of the Russian and Belarusian special services through Telegram channels.
After carrying out his intelligence tasks the traitor hoped for an “evacuation” outside Ukraine. For this he prepared a tactical backpack with essential items he planned to use during an illegal border crossing toward the Russian Federation.
SBU officers acted preemptively and detained the perpetrator at his place of residence in Kyiv.
During searches they found the backpack prepared for escape and a mobile phone containing evidence of his crimes.
Based on materials from the Security Service the court found the agent guilty under part 2 of article 111 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (treason committed under martial law).
The investigation was conducted by investigators of the SBU Main Investigative Department under the procedural supervision of the Office of the Prosecutor General.