Over the past two weeks, a number of collaborators, Russian agents, and accomplices of the occupiers have been exposed in Ukraine — OGP
The Office of the Prosecutor General reported that between May 1 and May 14, a number of collaborators, Russian agents, and accomplices of the occupation regime were exposed and brought to justice in Ukraine.
In particular, in the Luhansk region, charges were filed against so-called officials of the occupation administration, including the “deputy minister of internal affairs of the LNR,” the head of the occupation migration office, and a lawyer who defected to the invaders.
In the Mykolaiv region, a resident of Kherson was detained who, according to the investigation, oversaw the detention of prisoners in a pseudo-facility run by the occupiers.
Law enforcement also exposed individuals who were passing information about the Ukrainian Armed Forces to Russian intelligence services to help them target strikes. In the Odesa region, a man was arrested for passing on air defense coordinates; in Kyiv, charges were filed against a suspect who helped the enemy verify Starlink signals; and in the Sumy region, the case of an agent who installed a hidden camera near a military facility was sent to court.
The OGP also reported on sentences for treason and participation in the war against Ukraine, including 15-year prison terms for some of the convicted individuals.
As a reminder, the SBU detained a spotter for Russian strikes on Chernivtsi.
The SBU also exposed a Russian intelligence network that was planning terrorist attacks using teenagers.
