The SBU continues to hunt for collaborators. Details


The SBU reported suspicions to 5 more collaborators who help Russia in the temporarily occupied territories.
This was reported by the press service of the department.
In particular, a banker will appear before the law, who, in collusion with Russian curators, created and headed a pseudo-entity in Mariupol, reminiscent of the “Central Bank of the DPR” in its functionality.
In addition, the SBU suspects two more collaborators who agreed to temporarily head illegal structures in the Troitsky and Svatovsky districts of the Luhansk region.
Also exposed was a member of the Milovsky village council, who represented the OPLZH party banned in Ukraine. She voluntarily became "Deputy Chairman of the Milovskaya District Administration of the LPR."
Another admirer of the Russian world during the temporary occupation of Kherson voluntarily took the position of the so-called head of the department of education and science.
For all these persons, the SBU conducts a pre-trial investigation under Article 111-1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (collaboration activities). A "career" in the occupation authorities could cost them 10 years in prison.
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