According to the materials of the case, the russians involved a man to hit the points of concentration of personnel and equipment of Ukrainian troops.
Also, according to the SBU, he "had to adjust a series of strikes on key power substations in order to de-energize the frontline city and leave it without heating and water supply."
As the investigation found out, "the attacker drove around Kramatorsk in his own car under the guise of working in a taxi and recorded the location of the"necessary" objects, and in parallel " veiledly asked for relevant information from customers, posing as an interlocutor with a pro-Ukrainian position. "
SBU officers detained the man at his place of residence when he was "preparing a new batch of coordinates for sending to the enemy," the report says.