СБУ затримала жительку Дніпра, підозрювану в коригуванні російських ударів

10.11.2026, 06:53◉ 02 min readEditorial team “SHCHO STALOSIA”

Контррозвідка Служби безпеки України викрила у Дніпрі місцеву жительку, яку підозрюють у коригуванні російських ударів по об’єктах паливно-енергетичної інфраструктури та логістичних центрах за завданням ФСБ РФ. — Укрінформ.

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СБУ затримала жительку Дніпра, підозрювану в коригуванні російських ударів

The investigation established that on the instructions of the Russians, the suspect aimed the jet drones of the Russian Federation at fuel depots and facilities for the maintenance and restoration of military equipment.

It was documented "as the defendant in her car drove around the regional center and adjacent areas to identify and transfer to the enemy the coordinates of storage facilities for fuels and lubricants," the SBU noted.

"Also, during reconnaissance sorties, she hoped to identify the locations of the technical support facilities of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. To do this, the woman recorded on her smartphone technological premises, near which there were cars of Ukrainian soldiers. Subsequently, I purchased an IP camera, which I had to install in my own car for the convenience of video recording and transmitting the received data to the enemy, "the SBU informed.

Details

SBU officers exposed the woman in advance and detained her at her place of residence. During the searches, she was found with a "video trap", a tablet and four smartphones, which, according to the investigation, she used for video recording and communication with the FSB.

As the investigation found out, she came to the enemy's attention because of her mother, who lives in the temporarily occupied territory of the Donetsk region.

Context

"After the recruitment, the agent worked with a supervisor from the FSB on a closed channel of communication with the Russian special service through an anonymous messenger chat," the SBU said.