Ukraine says it caught two spies who helped destroy infrastructure in Mykolaiv
KYIV (Reuters) – Ukraine’s State Safety Service (SBU) detained two males it accused of being Russian intelligence brokers chargeable for figuring out targets for Russian missile strikes that wrecked shipbulding infrastructure within the southern port metropolis of Mykolaiv, the company mentioned on Saturday.
The 2 males “collected and transmitted intelligence to the enemy about necessary infrastructure services, gasoline depots, the deployment and motion of personnel and gear of (Ukraine’s) Armed Forces,” the SBU mentioned in a put up on messaging app Telegram.
In consequence, the SBU mentioned a number of shipbuilding enterprises and gasoline depots have been broken or destroyed. The company mentioned each males have been now being held in custody. It didn’t say when the infrastructure was hit.
(Reporting by Max Hunder; Modifying by Frances Kerry)
