SBU detains Ukrainian soldier suspected of helping Russia target military positions

Ukraine's SBU Security Service detained a machine gunner from an unmanned systems brigade in the Kramatorsk sector, accused of passing Russia's FSB information on his unit's movements, missions, and the aftermath of Russian strikes.

Investigators allege Russian intelligence recruited him through a Telegram channel meant for people seeking romantic relationships, after which he began marking Ukrainian troop positions on Google Maps and covertly photographing military facilities.

He faces charges under Ukraine's wartime law on unauthorized disclosure of military positions, carrying up to eight years, with investigators also weighing a high treason charge. He is being held without bail.

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