Kharkiv Collaborator's Betrayal: 8 Years in Prison for Aiding Russia

Kharkiv Collaborator Provided Enemy with Critical Information, Faces 8 Years in Prison Kharkiv, Ukraine – In a significant development in the ongoing conflict, the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) announced the arrest of a 45-year-old resident of the Bohuhuskyi district for collaborating with the Russian Federation's Federal Security Service (FSB). The individual, whose identity has been withheld, is accused of providing crucial information to the enemy, including coordinates of Ukrainian military positions and critical infrastructure. The SBU investigation revealed the suspect used the guise of work-related travel to gather and transmit intelligence to his Russian handlers. This information was used to plan potential incursions by Russian sabotage and reconnaissance groups into northern regions of the country. The suspect now faces up to eight years imprisonment. "The actions of this individual represent a direct threat to Ukraine's national security," stated an SBU spokesperson. "His betrayal endangered the lives of Ukrainian soldiers and civilians alike. We remain committed to uncovering and prosecuting all those who aid the enemy." The successful apprehension of this collaborator highlights the ongoing efforts of Ukrainian security forces to counteract enemy intelligence gathering and sabotage attempts. The SBU's investigation continues to uncover further details of the suspect's activities and potential accomplices.